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Čeština: Komoda z období Jiřího III. z tiisového dřeva. Čtyři zásuvky. Vrchní, přední a boční strany jsou s intarzií ústřičného vzoru (oystering) doplněného linkami z ebenu, atlasového dřeva a ořechu. Very nice quality Na zásuvkách a bocích jsou mosazné úchytky. Komoda stojí na trnoži. Anglie, 19. století. Délka 117 cm, hloubka 56 cm, výška 114 cm. English: George III oyster burl yew wood chest of drawers with two drawers over four drawers. The top, sides and front are presented with wonderful oyster burl, with string inlays of ebony and satinwood, and banded in walnut. Brass pulls are present on the drawers and the sides. This chest rest on bracket feet. England, 19th Century. Length 117 cm, depth 56 cm, height 114 cm. |
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