This antique Baroque oak cabinet dates from around 1700 and represents a significant piece of historical craftsmanship. Originally housed in Waldegg Castle in Feldbrunnen and owned by the von Sury family, this piece of furniture is characterized by its authentic origin and the classic design language of its era.
The cabinet is made of solid oak wood and impresses with its elaborate carvings and the distinctive cassette structure of the doors. The original metal fittings and the artfully decorated lock bear witness to the high quality of the blacksmith's art of that time. Inside, the cabinet offers generous storage space with several shelves and practical wooden compartments attached to the inner doors. The natural, warm coloring of the wood emphasizes the historical character of the furniture.
The state of preservation reflects the cabinet's great age and history. The patina and the original surfaces give the piece a distinctive appeal that testifies to its long lifespan.
Such a historical piece of furniture fits perfectly into classic or rustic interiors and creates a charming contrast in modern living concepts. It is ideally suited as a representative eye-catcher in spacious entrance areas, living rooms, or libraries.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBrownMaterialWood, MetalNumber of items1Height234 cmWidth195 cmDepth58 cm