Barn wardrobe 18th century, beautiful around 1770

A hall wardrobe with a rim structure, with straight sides in the front, finished with a simple, richly profiled cornice, closed with two wings, with four drawers in the bottom panel, supported on five spherical legs. The whole is veneered with patterned veneer, inlaid and veined. The front is divided into two axes by three pilasters slightly protruding in front of the body, crowned with carved, richly decorated capitals, between which the door leaves with oval pseudo-panels. The bottom rim repeats the outline of the body through protruding pilaster brackets and recessed drawer faces. The bottom is wide, broken in the center and protruding to the front, with a small rectangular field framed by a profiled strip. The body and the bottom rim are decorated with polygonal cushions framed by profiled strips. The cushions on the door leaves and drawer faces are elongated, with a star-shaped outline, in the middle intarsiated with the pattern of a four-pointed star. Four shelves inside.
Condition: original, very good for age, dry on the door panels
Origin; Western Europe
Construction; pine, oak veneer ash?
Dimensions: Width 210 cm, depth 76 cm, height 222 cm