"Dutch "in-between" Furniture In Marquetry Circa 1800 Early 19th Century"
Furniture called "d'entre-deux" in a half-moon shape, opening with two doors with curtains, in marquetry of rosewood, boxwood and amaranth. Dutch work from the beginning of the 19th century. Top inlaid with an antique cup in the center richly decorated with flowers with green foliage in which a perched bird is found. Uprights with cut sides with simulated fluting in marquetry of rosewood on a background of amaranth underlined with Greek fillets. The crosspieces and the three feet are inlaid with flowers. Original lock working with two keys. Provenance: Castle in Orne