Cabinet known as the Contador, in exotic wood and veneer with bone inlay, opening to thirteen drawers. Geometric decoration of interlocking circles forming lozenges and four-pointed stars; hinges, handles on the sides, knobs, wide plates and ornamentation in wrought and gilded iron with clerestory, uprights in the lower part forming the feet and depicting cloaked wild men. Indo-Portuguese, Goa, first half of the 17th century H. 119 cm - W. 89 cm - D. 46 cm (accidents and missing pieces)