a costly made 17th century cupboard, a so called buffet or troonkast made in the Northern Netherlands, the pro...

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Van Aalst Antiquiteiten

Price

Price on request

Status

Available

Origin

the Northern Netherlands, the province of Zeeland

Period

Renaissance, ca. 1630-1650

Material

oak, walnut, rosewood, boxwood and ebony

Description

A 17th century cupboard, a so called troon-or buffetkast, made of oak, walnut, boxwood and veneers of ebony and rosewood. Made in the second quarter of the 17th century.

A 17th century cupboard, a so called troon-or buffetkast, made of oak, walnut, boxwood and veneers of ebony and rosewood. It is a Renaissance cupboard made in the second quarter of the 17th century. This very costly made cupboard is in fact an artcabinet because the interior has panneling in a profiled frame with very expensive rosewood veneer on it. The quality of the carving has reached the top in the difficult oak, but for the even more finer carving they used boxwood and walnut. This cupboard is still in a very good condition.