Pair of cupboard doors, Spanish School. 17th century. Carved and assembled wood. This set of two cupboard doors is made of solid wood, composed of plain panels at the bottom and interlaced latticework at the top, decorated with small metal studs. The architectural design of the pointed arches carved in relief on each leaf reinforces its historicist character, evoking late Gothic-inspired models in 17th-century Spanish domestic woodwork. The surface displays a natural patina of aging that testifies to its continued use and authenticity, preserving remnants of the original hardware and lock. The decorative restraint is combined with meticulous technical execution, typical of traditional Castilian woodwork. This pair of doors not only serves a practical function but also constitutes a tangible testament to antique architectural furnishings, with great decorative and heritage value. Dimensions: 130 × 38 × 4 cm
