19th Century Diminutive Pierce Carved Mahogany Cabinet
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7 3/4"H x 8 3/4"W x 8"D
This exquisite diminutive cabinet showcases the artistry of 19th-century pierce carving. Crafted from mahogany, the cabinet exhibits characteristics common in European, particularly French, furniture of the period. These include the use of mahogany as a primary wood, the intricate pierce carving technique, and the naturalistic motifs of birds, grapes, and scrolling foliage. The symmetrical composition on the two doors is a hallmark of European design, creating a balanced and harmonious aesthetic. These traits suggest a possible origin in France or another country in continental Europe. The front features two doors, each adorned with a symmetrical carving of birds flanking a central cluster of grapes, set amongst scrolling foliage. This element creates a balanced and harmonious composition. Additional carved botanical motifs adorn the cabinet's upper register and side panels, adding depth and visual interest. The cabinet rests on a sloping integral base. The design emphasizes its compact form while highlighting the elaborate carvings that define its character. In excellent condition.
France
19th Century