Antique English 17th Century Jacobean Charles I Carved Oak Court Cupboard Cabinet 1630 Sold he settle in Munich but

he settle in Munich but also in Dresden briefly and latterly in Berlin

silver weight is 48 grams

the female followers of Bacchus the Roman god of wine and revelry (Dionysus was the Greek god)

for with it he fulfills his intent—to transport you to the site depicted recognizable with the same familiarity as the old family homestead

to the center is the artist's four character chop mark

Antique English 17th Century Jacobean Charles I Carved Oak Court Cupboard Cabinet 1630 Sold he settle in Munich butAn important antique English Jacobean carved oak court cupboard, from the reign of King Charles I, dated 1630. The rectangular overhanging top with a carved arcaded frieze, to the center the cabinet has the carved date of 1630, the top supported by a pair of turned baluster shaped columnar supports. The columns flank five panels with lozenge shape carving, two of the panels are in fact doors enclosing a storage area. The cupboard base having a carved