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Louis XV display cabinet in rosewood and gilded bronze, Paris circa 1880, attributed to J.E.

€7,500
Louis XV display cabinet in rosewood and gilded bronze, Paris circa 1880, attributed to J.E.
Louis XV display cabinet in rosewood and gilded bronze, Paris circa 1880, attributed to J.E.
€7,500
Dimensions :
H192 x W108 x D47
Color :
golden
Material :
wood
Style :
classic

Spectacular display cabinet in Louis XV style, Paris circa 1880–1890, attributed to Joseph-Emmanuel Zwiener (in the manner of François Linke). Solid oak veneered in rosewood (kingwood), gilt bronze (ormolu) rococo mounts, curved front, original glazing, pale pink velvet interior. Very good antique condition.

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