215cm high, 150 cm wide, 63cm deep   A highly impressive large 19th-century continental walnut standing cabinet in the Islamic taste, featuring exquisite Mashrabiya woodwork and intricate carved decoration throughout. This rare architectural piece is a true statement item, showcasing a blend of craftsmanship and cultural influence reminiscent of Moorish and Middle Eastern design.   The upper section is fitted with a pair of leaded and stained glass doors, which open to reveal spacious internal shelving. The base includes a further pair of finely carved doors flanked by a pair of frieze drawers, offering ample storage. The entire cabinet is adorned with detailed openwork lattice typical of traditional Mashrabiya screens, evoking both ventilation and visual intrigue. • Period: Likely 19th century • Style: Islamic / Moorish Revival • Material: Walnut with stained glass and carved detailing • Construction: Can be separated into two parts for easier transport • Provenance: Previously listed through a major European auction house • Condition: Structurally solid with light age wear, small historic repairs, and minor veneer losses in areas consistent with age.   This piece is ideal for collectors of Islamic art and architecture, or for use as a focal point in an interior design scheme blending antique elements with contemporary contrast.