Gedecoreerde kast van eikenhout in het stadhuis van Ieper, België before 1887

This is an image of an oak cabinet (armoire) from the town hall of Ieper, Belgium, dating before 1887. The piece is composed of multiple doors with a simple design of horizontal and vertical lines, creating a gridded panel. The overall effect is one of functional simplicity, likely reflecting the purpose of the cabinet as a storage unit. The artist remains unknown, though its historical significance is undeniable, serving as a glimpse into the practical artistry of the 19th century.