french rosewood vitrine by thomas justice & sons

Circa 1870, unusual neat sized French rosewood and ormolu mounted, serpentine fronted vitrine. With polished top with well-figured rosewood and moulded fore-edge, above a full sized, serpentine shaped door and glass framed with foliate ormolu. The gables have shaped glass, with chamfered fore-edges, and inside are 2 glass shelves, sitting on brass pins. The shaped apron has further ormolu mounts, standing on 4 French classic splayed legs finishing on well-cast sabots. The Thomas Justice and Sons trade label can be found inside the door.
Size 136 cm high x 75 cm wide x 45 cm deep
REF: SS10593

Antiques.co.uk Ref: BNKU2YDR

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