Rare and virtually unique piece of furniture:
a mid-17th-century table cabinet – circa 1650.
Table cabinets from the 17th century are already rare – this one has a dream interior for the numismatic collector.
Exceptionally beautifully made with beautiful and artistic carving of acanthus leaves and, in the center of the door next to the diamond, sea-creature-like griffins.
Beautiful and deep patina.
I have waxed this piece several times with wax that I make myself.
In addition to real beeswax from the beekeeper, I also use carnauba wax.
This gives the wax an extra shine.
The interior is certainly also special: in the 18th or 19th century, it was fitted with six drawers – intended for storing coins and medals.
Jewelry would certainly also be a possibility.
The felt is old but clean and has a subtle, subdued olive green color.
The lock is original, as is the key. (It works.)
Below the door is a wide drawer.
This drawer was later fitted with adjustable compartments.
Beautiful side panels: quarter-sawn oak.
Next to the door, the stiles feature beautiful pilasters with fluting.
For a coin collector, this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
I only ship to countries within the EU.
Buyers from other countries must arrange their own shipping:
UPS, DHL, or FedEx will handle this.
