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this piece of furniture was made for the family van houten they owned a chocolate factory back then (around 1900) it was obtained by 1 of the house personnel who later gave it to her daughter wich i bought it from. it has several inlay patterns 3 drawers and two doors with each a different key,i think it is made out of mahogany a part from the inlay and it smells fantastic
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