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Antique solid oak display cabinet in Old Charm / Revival Tudor style, dating from 1850–1900, measurements 140 cm high, 124 cm wide, 39 cm deep.
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Refined and elegant curio cabinet in Old Charm / Revival Tudor style, crafted entirely in solid oak of the highest quality, characterized by a splendid warm grain and by hand-worked details, with hand-carved reliefs on the central door, frieze and legs.
Excellent vintage condition, solid and well-preserved structure with very slight and normal signs of aging that enhance its authentic charm.
A piece of furniture with great character and prestige, able to fit perfectly in both classical settings and modern interiors as a striking, scenographic contrast element.
The piece features a three-door arrangement: the two side doors are glazed in English style, perfect for displaying porcelain, crystal, or collectible items on the internal shelves. The central door is panelled, enriched by an octagonal moulding with rich hand-relief carvings in floral motifs and a central geometric rosette. The upper fascia shows a carved frieze with coordinated vegetal motifs.
The base is supported by four sturdy bulb-turned feet typical of the English Renaissance style, joined by a lower crossbar that ensures maximum stability and a strong visual impact.
Refined and elegant curio cabinet in Old Charm / Revival Tudor style, crafted entirely in solid oak of the highest quality, characterized by a splendid warm grain and by hand-worked details, with hand-carved reliefs on the central door, frieze and legs.
Excellent vintage condition, solid and well-preserved structure with very slight and normal signs of aging that enhance its authentic charm.
A piece of furniture with great character and prestige, able to fit perfectly in both classical settings and modern interiors as a striking, scenographic contrast element.
The piece features a three-door arrangement: the two side doors are glazed in English style, perfect for displaying porcelain, crystal, or collectible items on the internal shelves. The central door is panelled, enriched by an octagonal moulding with rich hand-relief carvings in floral motifs and a central geometric rosette. The upper fascia shows a carved frieze with coordinated vegetal motifs.
The base is supported by four sturdy bulb-turned feet typical of the English Renaissance style, joined by a lower crossbar that ensures maximum stability and a strong visual impact.

