Introducing a stunning 19th-century Napoléon III tantalus, crafted from exquisite burr walnut and featuring elegantly etched glass. This "Cave à liqueur" set is beautifully elevated on four Toupie feet, showcasing intricate marquetry on the top and front, adorned with delicate mother-of-pearl and brass inlay.

The hinged front and sides open gracefully to unveil a meticulously fitted interior, complete with a removable section that holds four elegant etched glass bottles, each with a stopper, along with sixteen matching etched glasses—one of which has been thoughtfully replaced.

This exquisite piece includes a key and lock works.

Dimensions: 34 cm wide x 28 cm high (13" x 11").

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19th Century Burr Walnut And etched Glass Tantalus set

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19th Century Burr Walnut And etched Glass Tantalus set

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