Buffetkast c. 1866 - 1900

This 19th-century engraving by F. van Loo depicts a "Buffetkast," a type of cabinet common in Dutch homes. The detailed drawing highlights the intricate carvings and geometric patterns typical of Renaissance-inspired furniture. The piece features a two-tiered design with a top section supported by slender columns, a hallmark of this style. The Buffetkast was likely made in the late 19th century and likely served a functional purpose, storing household items and showcasing fine china. The artwork captures the beauty of traditional Dutch furniture and serves as a valuable historical record of this iconic design.