Cabinet Cabinet Cabinet with Japanese lacquer work and ray skin

Cabinet Cabinet Cabinet with Japanese lacquer work and ray skin, Oak cabinet glued with several types of wood and inlaid with Japanese lacquer work and ground rye fa�ade. The six baluster legs of the frame are connected by two double X-shaped crosses, the top line contains five drawers decorated with lacquerware. The two doors each have three paint panels with rye fa�ade, the middle one carries a landscape with birds within a shield shape. The top and bottom panels and the panels on the sides are decorated with pseudo-mons, the legs and the cabinet with 'seaweed' marquetry, landscapes in the temperate zone - HH - ideal landscapes, birds, foliage, tendrils, branches, ornament, anonymous, Netherlands, c. 1700 - c. 1705, wood (plant material), oak (wood), walnut (hardwood), boxwood, purpleheart (wood), lacquer (coating), olive (wood), brass (alloy), metal, paper, lacquering, h 202.5 cm _ w 160.0 cm _ d 54.0 cm w 152.0 cm _ d 48.0 cm. (Photo by: Sepia Times/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)