Three-Dimensional Sewing Still Life Framed Artwork

This is a large, framed three-dimensional mixed-media shadow box artwork depicting a still life composition of sewing or crafting implements on a dresser. The overall artwork measures approximately 30-40 inches in height and 20-30 inches in width, though exact dimensions are not provided. The frame itself is substantial, made of dark wood, possibly oak or a similar hardwood, with a visibly carved or textured surface, showing a rustic or handcrafted aesthetic. Within the frame, the scene is rendered with a trompe l'oeil effect, giving depth and realism to the depicted objects. Key elements include a sewing box or notions organizer, complete with spools of thread visible under a domed lid, a pair of scissors, a tape measure, and a dark, possibly ceramic or metal, stein or mug with figural relief decoration. Also present is a small, possibly silver-plated, tilting mirror. The background appears to be a painted scene of a forest or patterned wallpaper in muted greens, adding to the depth perception. The dresser itself features dark wood elements and accents of what appears to be dark red or burgundy, specifically noted in the open drawers at the bottom. The overall color palette is rich and earthy, dominated by dark browns, greens, and reds. Visible condition issues include some wear and minor scratches on the wooden frame, consistent with age and handling. The internal components appear well-preserved, though some dust accumulation is visible in crevices, as expected with an older piece. The craftsmanship is notable for its intricate details and the successful creation of a three-dimensional illusion, suggesting a mid to late 20th-century style, possibly leaning towards a lodge or rustic decor aesthetic. There are no immediate visible maker's marks or signatures, which would typically be located on the visible surface or verso of the artwork. The combination of painted elements and three-dimensional objects showcases a unique approach to still life composition.