Small display cabinet in blonde mahogany veneer, Louis XVI style – 19th century.

Elegant display cabinet at counter height in Louis XVI style with a structure made of various veneers of blonde mahogany, rosewood, and amaranth. Its top is an authentic Aleppo marble with slight overhangs, in ochre, red, and grey tones. The two glass doors are bordered with beautiful worked brass strips and framed with blonde mahogany veneer. This piece contains an interior fitted with three shelves mounted on brackets, and therefore adjustable to a total height of 119 cm. All offer a depth of 28.5 cm, with their visible edges shaped in a half-round and darkened. The front posts with cut corners are adorned with bronze drops at their upper parts. They are dressed along their length in rosewood veneer framed with amaranth veneer and highlighted with a lemon tree fillet. The sides, made of the same woods, each form three panels inlaid in different sizes, and the whole rests on four square-section feet, the two at the front embellished with a bronze ornament. The back of this piece is made of oak. The reasonable dimensions of this chic and functional display cabinet will enhance your interior. Period: 19th century. Excellent condition after restoration, with a finish that is solely varnished.