Antique 18th Century Carved Walnut Corner Cabinet House of Bourbon Spainish Royal Coat of Arms 1740 Redo to the foreground is a

to the foreground is a Lord & Lady dressed in their finery with lurchers and other hunting dogs milling around

G Plan used the omnipresent motif of the circle to marry the trendy sculptural look characteristic for Italian furniture with already famous Scandinavian style teak

Jan Josefsz Van Goyen was a Dutch landscape painter

large 19th century exhibition ironstone pottery vase by Morley & Ashworth

Antique 18th Century Carved Walnut Corner Cabinet House of Bourbon Spainish Royal Coat of Arms 1740 Redo to the foreground is aA rare & Important carved walnut Rococo corner cabinet, Spanish Royal family carved crests, circa 1740. The cabinet with an ornately & pierced removable crown, carved with a pair of lions rampant holding an armorial crested shield surmounted with a knight's helmet. The cabinet having twin doors that are finely carved with royal armorials, the cabinet is very finely carved with the coat of arms of the House of Bourbon, whilst ruling Spain. The inside