Schrank - Friesischer Schrank im neoklassizistischen Stil, ca. 1820 - Eiche - Friesisches Kabinett 1820

Discover a Timeless Treasure: Frisian Oak Cabinet with Neoclassical Elegance from c.1820!

Step into history with this exquisite Frisian oak cabinet, crafted between 1800 and 1840—a true masterpiece of Dutch craftsmanship. This cabinet features a striking broken pediment with a classical vase adorned with hanging festoons, embodying the refined neoclassical style.

The cabinet’s two upper doors are flanked by blackened, ebonized columns with ornate brass capitals and bases. These details, along with the brass keyhole escutcheons, highlight the cabinet’s sophisticated design. Below, the cabinet stands on legs with chamfered knees, supporting three gracefully curved drawers with original cast brass handles.

The cabinet retains its authentic red (meekrap) color, adding a warm and inviting touch to its presence. Inside, you’ll find a classic Frisian cabinet interior with five small silver drawers and four shelves, including a narrow "hat shelf," perfect for practical use or display. The doors can swing fully open to rest against the wall, making it both a functional and beautiful piece.

For easier handling, the top half of the cabinet can be taken off. Please note that we do not handle shipping; however, local pickup is available for free.

Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting to explore the world of antiques, this Frisian cabinet is a must-have. It’s not just furniture; it’s a statement piece that will elevate any space with its rich history and timeless elegance.

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The cabinet can be picked-up in Maartensdijk, a little place right next to Utrecht.