An inlaid wood cabinet, possibly Batavia, for the Dutch market, 16th-18th century

of rectangular form with double-fronted doors opening to reveal nine panels each with brass loop handles forming six drawers, the top, sides, doors and back inlaid with a geometric pattern of interlocking stained wood lozenges bordered by narrow strips of bone, the base, top and door with a carved scalloped edge, foliate lacquered metal lock plate and loop handles to sides, quatrefoil key

In good overall condition, minor areas of lifting and loss all consolidated and stable, minor rubbings to painted lacquer on loop handles and lock plate, as viewed.
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