Cabinet, attributed to Jan van Mekeren, ca. 1695 - ca. 1710, oak wood, veneered with King's, ebony, palisander-, olive, hulst-, boxwood, berberis- and maple and other woods, 205,5cm H × W × D 174,0cm 61,0cm. BK-1964-12. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

Cabinet of oak veneered with multiple species. A double Y-shaped corrugated cross connects balusterpoten. The rule with drawer Like the cross, the houses, the legs and the upper and lower line and blow list of the top box decorated with bloemenmarqueterie. The panels of the doors show vases on tables, filled with flowers, between butterflies and birds; pink wooden frame. On the sides an oval field with a flower vase on a table with voluutpoten composed of acanthus leaves.