The cabinet of canted form with two doors at the top over one center door below and an open bottom with a plafond for display, doors and canted side panels carved with a male and female figure, romaine portraits, stylized animals, vines and flowers, the upper side panels and the lower back with linenfold panels. The elaborate and decorative iron strap-hinges and locks still showing gothic designs, the cabinet appears to be a marriage cabinet and a rare example of the transition from Gothic to the early Renaissance.

Un-identified collection number C.4684 P.Z.
Reference: Jacqueline Boccador, “Le Mobilier Français Du Moyen  Age A La Renaissance”, P. 111, Ill. 86

43.5 wide, 17”deep, 57 high

110.5 cm wide, 43.2 cm deep, 144.8 cm high

Reference Number: C_657

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