Antique mid-18th century Dutch Renaissance Warm Honey Color Oak Cabinet

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Antique mid-18th century Dutch Renaissance Warm Honey Color Oak Cabinet

About the Item

Featured here is an exquisite antique Dutch cupboard crafted from the finest European summer oak, meticulously following the Dutch Renaissance tradition during the "Dutch Golden Age." Originating from the Provence of Utrecht circa 1750, this cabinet embodies the distinctive architectural style of the region, known as the "Utrechtse Poortkast," characterized by its arched doors and standing gracefully on bun feet. Adorned with masterfully carved patterns and elements such as lion mascarions and acanthus, this cabinet showcases intricate designs depicting symbols of prosperity and classical motifs, reminiscent of the prevalent aesthetics seen in Dutch Renaissance furniture. The top of the arched doors is elegantly ornamented with C-scrolls and acanthus motifs. Retaining its original hinges and lock, the interior of this exceptional piece features two shelves. It remains in remarkably good antique condition, boasting an authentic patina, having undergone minor repairs to the back cladding and a revitalization of its original luster through a refreshed wax coat in our workshop. For ease of installation and shipping, the piece was made to completely break down. Measuring 17.72 inches in depth and 51.57 inches in width at the corpus, this cabinet is a testament to the Dutch Golden Age—an era when the Netherlands flourished economically, establishing colonies and global trade networks. This prosperity fostered a rich cultural landscape that nurtured renowned artists like Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Rubens. With a thriving economy and a burgeoning appreciation for the arts, the demand for high-quality, stylish furniture grew among the middle and upper classes. In this transition period from sparsely furnished medieval homes, cabinets emerged as essential and elegant furniture pieces, replacing traditional ground-level chests. These cabinets served functional purposes and doubled as works of art, safeguarding valuable possessions such as linens and silverware. The intricate styles and craftsmanship seen in this piece exemplify the pinnacle of Dutch furniture design during the 17th century.

Dimensions:
Height: 65.36 in (166 cm)Width: 60.63 in (154 cm)Depth: 22.45 in (57 cm)
Style:
Renaissance (In the Style Of)
Materials and Techniques:
Oak,Carved,Polished
Place of Origin:
Netherlands
Period:
Mid-18th Century
Date of Manufacture:
circa 1750
Condition:
Wear consistent with age and use.
Seller Location:
Casteren, NL
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU970937185142