A small, rectangular cabinet made of ebony veneer and blackened wood, inlaid with framing bands and decorated with ivory and bone plaques engraved with figures dressed in ancient styles, small flowers, foliage, birds, and dogs set within leafy scrollwork. It opens with two doors revealing a large drawer designed to look like three, surmounted by a small door—itself surmounted by a false drawer and flanked by three drawers on either side; this door reveals a compartment surmounted by a small drawer. It rests on flattened ball feet (attached). 17th century (damage, restorations, rebuilt parts, side handles missing). H: 48.5 cm W: 58 cm D: 31 cm CITES Certificate FR2609400471-K issued on March 3, 2026 If the item is taken out of the European Union, a re-export certificate—at the purchaser’s expense—will be required. The purchaser must also check in advance the applicable legislation in the country of destination. Appraiser: Antoine LESCOP DE MOY