Display cabinet; provincial work, Holland, c. 1800.

Display cabinet; provincial work, Holland, c. 1800.
Oak wood.
It presents faults and interventions.
It has handles from a later period.
Measurements: 195 x 136 x 28 cm.
The cabinet stands on six legs, four at the front and two at the back. The parts of the exterior zone present an ornamented carving representing stylized feline claws, while the two back legs do not show any decoration, thus the artisan based only on the functionality of the legs. The lower body is composed of a stepped base and is divided horizontally into three registers in height; two lateral doors and a central street composed of five drawers. Each space is divided by carved pilasters of clear classical inspiration. The strict geometry of these ornamental details contrasts with the fluid lines of the central drawers.
The upper cabinet has two glazed doors topped by two semicircular arches, while in the center a third door ends in a guiding frontispiece. Inside, the cabinet has several shelves.