An extraordinary Dutch wardrobe made in the late Renaissance period, 18th century, this substantial storage piece is all hand-crafted of solid oak for storage of linens, clothing, or household essentials. Two thick, paneled doors (some panels with “tigering” that creates a rippled appearance in the wood) work in tandem by functioning lock and key to enclose the divided interior: the right door is fitted with the lock while the left door is secured by a forged iron slide bolt in the top. The doors open to reveal two fixed shelves per side, ranging from 13 ½” – 19 ¼” deep over a pair of shallow drawers in the base opening by turned wood knobs. It appears that a small hanging rod was once added to the right-side cabinet which has since been removed leaving the brackets in place to retrofit to one’s own unique needs. A most distinguishing feature of this piece is the ebonized, bun feet whose roundness and proportions are a delightful contrast to the geometry above. Gently cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this antique storage cabinet is ready for your interior. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition or reach out directly with any questions.