CABINET, empire, two-part, mahogany, solid and veneer and Masur birch, details in marble and gilded bronze.

Height approx. 205 and 121.5x67 cm Lower part with doors at the front and on the short sides, above them a drawer with a fold-out front part, upper part a rotatable unit in the shape of a Roman temple, one half of which with smaller cabinets and drawers on both sides cabinets where the doors open with a button mechanism, above the temple a niche intended to place an object on, both parts of the cabinet have pilasters in white marble and finials in the form of Ionic capitals in gilt bronze, the temple with columns in white marble and finials in the form of Corinthian capitals in gilt bronze , the center of the lower part with an oval painting with a floral motif, the upper part with a narrow one, the upper part has balustrade railings that run along the edges Provenance: Purchased at Bukowski's art store in 1928 and subsequently inherited by the current owner.