European Furniture & Decorative Arts

Overall stable and ready to place. One example with one chip in the glass to the interior of the proper left side canted corner; visible only upon close inspection. The second example with scattered age splits visible. This example is also lacking the eyelet hooks which support the shelves in the lower stage of the cabinet. The upper cabinet with several breaks in the carved ornament of the doors; one with a visible glue repair. The glass panels are held in place with silicone caulking. Each cabinet with one shelf for the upper and one for the lower sections. Each of the lower cabinets with bracket for securing the upper cabinet in place. Each of the lower cabinets with a key which opens the lower cabinets. There is no key for the upper cabinets and one door is locked. Additional images are available upon request.

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