Antique semi-cupboard in the style of historicism. Made of oak. Decorated with fine and detailed carvings typical of the style. In the old days, this particular piece of furniture would be called a dough cabinet. In its upper part, behind closed doors, the ready-made dough "rested" before baking. On the lower pull-out tray, this dough was kneaded and then turned into rolls and rolls. Sacks of flour were kept on the lower tier. France, XIX century.