An oak, walnut, rosewood and faux bois painted display cabinet, probably East-Frisian in Rococo style, 19th century

with two glazed panelled doors above three drawers, the interior painted faux bois, on claw feet, alterations

Overall with wear to the polished surface, small veneer restorations and veneer damages, the front doors (with later middle splat) and drawers with hairline cracks due to dryness. One side with spots of white paint. Each upper side with veneer restortions and each lower side with cracks due to dryness. Later claw feet with wear to the paint
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