A SPANISH BAROQUE BRASS-MOUNTED AND PARCEL-GILT TORTOISESHELL AND EBONIZED CABINET-ON-STAND**
LATE 17TH CENTURY
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A SPANISH BAROQUE BRASS-MOUNTED AND PARCEL-GILT TORTOISESHELL AND EBONIZED CABINET-ON-STAND**
Late 17th Century
Of rectangular breakfront form, the pierced gallery with figural finials above a stepped doorway with central arched niche flanked by Solomonic columns and by eight short drawers each with a lion cartouche lockplate, the sides with diamond-shaped line inlay and with dolphin-form carrying handles, with overall ebonized moldings, on ball-and-claw feet, the stand on ring and baluster-turned legs joined by stretchers and wrought-iron scrolled supports, the pierced gallery, legs and stretchers largely replaced, carrying handles replaced
63in. (161cm.) high, 52in. (132.5cm.) wide, 17.in. (43cm.) deep (2)
Lot Essay
A very similar cabinet-on-stand in the Palace of Benameji, Santillana del Mar (Santander) is illustrated in L. Feduchi El Meuble Espagnol, Barcelona, 1969, pl. 117, p. 136.
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