Lot Essay
An Austrian cabinet from the same collection was sold Kende Galleries Inc., New York, 24 September 1949, lot 138.
THE CABINET CIRCA 1730, POSSIBLY AUSTRIAN, STAND OF A LATER DATE
Details
A CENTRAL EUROPEAN ROCOCO WALNUT AND MARQUETRY CABINET-ON-STAND
The cabinet circa 1730, possibly Austrian, stand of a later date
The arched broken scrolled pediment above a pair of arched doors and sides inlaid with architectural vignettes within asymmetric cartouches issuing foliage, the interior with shelves, the later stand with cabriole legs joined by an X-form stretcher, with a printed paper label inscribed A 0299.838/FENYUZESI FORGALMI AOO ALA ESO ARU
83in. (212cm.) high, 50in. (127cm.) wide, 18in.(45.75cm.) deep
The cabinet circa 1730, possibly Austrian, stand of a later date
The arched broken scrolled pediment above a pair of arched doors and sides inlaid with architectural vignettes within asymmetric cartouches issuing foliage, the interior with shelves, the later stand with cabriole legs joined by an X-form stretcher, with a printed paper label inscribed A 0299.838/FENYUZESI FORGALMI AOO ALA ESO ARU
83in. (212cm.) high, 50in. (127cm.) wide, 18in.(45.75cm.) deep
Provenance
By repute, the Esterhazy family
Mrs. Charles Ban
By descent to the present owner
Mrs. Charles Ban
By descent to the present owner