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Details
- Dimensions
- 67 W x 25 D x 45 H cm
- Period
- 19th Century
- Category
- Cabinets
- Reference
- RA-17585
Baroque cabinet of curiosities
A beautifully subtle Baroque cabinet of curiosities (art cabinet) from Southern Europe, early 19th century. Standing on bun feet. In exceptionally good condition, as we do not often come across them. Inlaid with various fantastic woods, including ebony (black in colour). Tortoiseshell and bone have also been used.
A cabinet of curiosities (or Kunstkammer) was used from the 16th century to collect and display special objects. It served as a kind of private museum for rich collectors, princes or scholars. Such a cabinet held works of art, scientific instruments, exotic objects, minerals, fossils and curiosities. The purpose was both aesthetic and educational: to impress visitors, but also to organise and understand the world and nature symbolically.
Everything works as it should. No missing pieces of inlay. All the small drawer locks work except one.
Dimensions: 67 W x 25 D x 45 H cm
Delivery and pickup
Netherlands and Belgium: a fixed €150 per order, whatever the size or number of pieces. Delivered within 2 to 3 weeks; we contact you on WhatsApp to plan a date.
Other countries: choose "Shipping on request" at checkout and we send you a quote from our transporter together with a payment link.
Pickup: free of charge at Spoorstraat 42F in Mill. We contact you to agree on a time.
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