Writing cabinet
1702 - 1714. Copper alloy, Shell, Ebony. Not on displayThe cabinet has three sections arranged symmetrically with a bronze handle on each side. The central section has a folding door at the right, with a secret drawer underneath it and four small drawers on each side with bronze pulls. The two lateral sections have four larger drawers each, with two small wooden pulls on each one. All three sections are topped by a pediment, which is higher in the case of the central one. The decorations consist of copper, pewter, mother-of-pearl, brass and ebony inlays. Both the drawers and the central pediment present figurative scenes framed by wooden moldings, and each depicts a military victory during the reign of Philip V, such as the liberation of Lerida in 1707.