Inlaid Burlwood Bookcase From The 19th Century

This bookcase, dating back to the second half of the 19th century, is a splendid example of Dutch craftsmanship. Made from fine wood, likely burl walnut or olive wood, it features an exquisite inlaid design with floral motifs, crafted with exceptional precision and elegance.   The structure consists of two sections:   1. Upper section – It has two glass doors that allow visibility of the objects or books displayed inside. The glass panels are framed by finely inlaid wooden panels with delicate, symmetrical, and harmonious floral decorations, enriched by the warm natural tones of the wood.     2. Lower section – This part has two solid doors, also adorned with inlays depicting stylized flower vases. These decorative elements, typical of Dutch craftsmanship from that period, add elegance and uniqueness to the piece.       The entire structure is enhanced by its original patina, which highlights the beauty of the wood and its natural grain. The inlays, crafted from woods of different colors, create a striking chromatic contrast that accentuates the floral details.   Dimensions:   Width: 123 cm (base), 129 cm (cornice)   Depth: 48 cm (base), 35 cm (cornice)   Height: 230 cm