European Furniture & Decorative Arts

Many of the marble plaques have cracks. One of the larger plaques in the proper left top door is restored and in need of repair again; some of its marble sections have been replaced with composite material and are not marble. They are painted. Age cracks in the lower doors. A missing section of molding from the upper section's interior. Other areas of molded edges with chips or scuffs exposing the wood beneath the ebonized finish. Sturdy and usable overall, but in need of cosmetic repairs. It is not possible for us to estimate the weight of the cabinet. Additional photos available upon request.

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