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Description
European Oak Cupboard attributed to the Rennaissance era. has four square doors with removable carved relief panel The decoration on the doors appear to be carvings of Monks or Priests This cupboard is a solid piece and is made of hard oak. Good to very good condition
Category
European Furniture
Medium
Solid Oak
Distinguishing marks
carved relief panels (removable) hand carved decorative trim
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
67.5" High 59" wide 22.5 " deep
Date Period
???
Weight
HEAVY
History
Purchased in N.Y.C at Essex St. Antique Market by a late relative and was told it was from a Monastery during the Renaissance era.
Price
NEED APPRAISAL PLEASE
Price Paid (If known)
Heirloom purchased by late relative in NYC Essex Street
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Re: Renaissance 16th C. Cupboard, Hand Carved Oak
Photos of Interior on request
Re: Renaissance 16th C. Cupboard, Hand Carved Oak
I don't have any info for you on this though I suspect Lovejoy will when he sees the listing. I just wanted to commend you on the piece, it's wonderful!
Re: Renaissance 16th C. Cupboard, Hand Carved Oak
It's not an oriiginal from what I can see, it's whats called 'Gothic Revival', most of these were made in Belgium before World War One, very few predate 1840. In the current market one like this would go at auction for about $2000.00