An extraordinary, profusely inlaid, mahogany cabinet, 19th century, North Italian, the top section with three doors, each with a Renaissance figure within an arched panel surrounded by ebony, ivory and boxwood geometric and flared inlay, the central door with two figures and a mother-of-pearl hawk, flanked by grotesque animal monopedia, the base with two similar doors with similar monopedia columns, 135m wide 54cm deep 186cm high Condition report: Basically ready to be placed in a country house. Top left door with old veneer split along top of figural panel. Bottom left door with repaired verticle split to right-hand side, full length and similar quarter length on left. Small piece of moulding missing to base of top right monopedia.