Antique Victorian Cabinet, 1860s

Elegant example of flavored Victorian belief in walnut root. The front is divided into three spans and is divided into two staggered floors; The central span is backward compared to the side ones. The spans are delimited by a pillar. The columns are circular, mounted on a high parallelepiped die, equipped with a corinthian base and capital of a corinth type in gold bronze, tapered with bottleneck with a third height and inlare with vertical fillets to simulate grooves. The strong furniture stand, resting on ebonized onion onion, is threaded. The doors are proportionate to the sand; The side ones are embellished with two hand-painted white marble plates with mythological depictions of children with amphora and cups that perhaps report to the myth of Ebe, goddess of youth; That median, larger, is inlaid with rich floral motifs in the center. Trabeation is finely inlaid to floral motifs. Sides and floor are embellished with double thread. Stand, trabeation and floor are enriched with bronze borders. The furniture is accompanied by original locks and keys from the time. Object dating back to around 1860.