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Lot #223 Antique 17th Century Northern European Carved Oak Court Cupboard Cabinet Renaissance Style
Lot Number: 223
Item Location: Littleton
Preview Date/Time: Online photos
Pickup Date/Time: April 16-18th 10:00am-2:00pm
Start Date/Time: 04/08/26, 7:00 AM
End Date/Time: 04/15/26, 8:49:00 PM
Opening Bid: $5.00
Bid History: 30
Current Bid: $456.00
Minimum Bid:
Highbidder: cnauta
Auction has ended.
Buyer's Premium: 15% will be added to the final price. A 5% cash discount reduces the buyer's premium to 10% when paying in cash.
Description:
Item has been appraised see photos.This impressive antique Northern European court cupboard, likely crafted from solid oak in the 17th century, embodies the robust and ornate characteristics of the Renaissance style. The cabinet features intricate hand-carved detailing throughout, including grotesque masks, foliate scrolls, and architectural elements such as fluted columns and arched panels on the double doors. The dark, rich patina of the wood highlights the deep carving work, suggesting centuries of careful preservation. It stands on a substantial base with large turned legs connected by a stretcher, elevating the main cabinet body. The overall dimensions appear to be approximately 60-70 inches tall, 40-50 inches wide, and 18-24 inches deep, making it a significant statement piece. Such pieces were historically used for displaying valuable plate and for storage in grand homes, reflecting the owner's status and wealth. The construction techniques, including visible joinery and hand-carved elements, are consistent with period craftsmanship, distinguishing it from later reproductions. This piece is in good antique condition, showing honest wear commensurate with its age, including minor surface scratches, some expected shrinkage to the wood panels, and a rich, undisturbed patina. There are no major structural issues, and all carved details remain largely intact, though some minor losses or chips to the very fine edges of the carving may be present upon close inspection. The cabinet is structurally sound and ready for display.

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