MUSEUM CABINET IN RENAISSANCE STYLEItaly, 19th century, Walnut, ebonised wood, tortoiseshell and engraved plaques of bone, on the fronts of the drawers pictures with motifs of the conquest of Granada by the Catholic Kings of Spain, Isabel and Fernando, two-part construction, substructure a 6-legged console table on column feet, top in strictly straight construction, a total of 8 framed drawer fronts, each with two inlaid pictures on a drawer, the centre accentuated by a central door rising over two drawer zones with aedicule portal decoration, the upper cornice is above another narrow drawer zone with inlaid front pictures, the ornamental attachment, a gallery with corner plinths crowned with vases on three sides, in between openwork latticework with foliage in gilt bronze, the centre in the attachment raised rectangular in the manner of another aedicule front, medallion with the initials F and P crowned by a count's crown, finished by a spring gable and flanked by gilded side cheeks in bronze, HxWxD: 232/174/53 cm. Rest.Provenance: art collection from Southern Germany.