Large Bedroom Mirror Cabinet Decorated With Wedgwood Plaques

It opens with three doors, one of which frames a beveled mirror, decorated with gilded bronze surrounding Wedgwood porcelain plates. On the side doors, framed in bronze decorated with swans, two oval medallions representing a dancer with a cymbal draped in the antique style, one carrying a fruit basket on her head. In the center above the mirror, gilt bronze winged victories feature a round plaque depicting the patron god Zeus* seated holding the Wedgwood porcelain scepter. It is in amboyna burl veneer and marquetry of light wood and mother-of-pearl The door interiors are in Ceylon lemon wood framed in mahogany Inside in the center a shelf receiving two drawers in lemon wood and three other shelves to be positioned at the choice on the racks - on the sides four shelves on each side, one of which can be used as a wardrobe. Detached columns highlighted with bronze rings frame the cabinet. Ornate bronzes highlighting the cornice on either side Gilded bronze foot clogs decorated with stylized papyrus leaves All the backgrounds are in molded solid mahogany and not in oak as usual.
Heights from 218 cm on the sides to 235 cm in the center; depth 51 cm – Width 184 cm
Very good condition, tiny traces of use, key to the central door missing.
Manufacture of a large Parisian cabinetmaking workshop around 1920

*Zeus: the first Olympic Games were organized in the Greek city-state of Elis in honor of Zeus, who was the supreme god of the ancient Greek pantheon. He maintained order and harmony among other deities, ensured justice, and monitored the mortal world.