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An Important Pair of Ebony, Ivory Inlaid and Marquetry Cabinets in the Louis XIII Manner Attributable to Charles Hunsinger
An Important Pair of Ebony, Ivory Inlaid and Marquetry Cabinets in the Louis XIII Manner Attributable to Charles Hunsinger
Dimensions: H: 55.5 in / 141 cm | W: 32 in / 82 cm | D: 24 in / 61 cm
PRICE: £55,000
17448
Rising from flattened bun feet, the lower platform inlaid with a lozenge, two columns support the cabinet, which is of two door form, with a shelved interior, which are inlaid with well executed floral marquetry panels, in precious woods and ivory. The top having a conforming inlaid lozenge. Paris, Circa 1870.
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An Important Pair of Ebony, Ivory Inlaid and Marquetry Cabinets in the Louis XIII Manner Attributable to Charles Hunsinger
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