Meuble d'appui - Oak - Semainier - Height: 115 cm

This type of chiffonnier, also called a semainier when it has seven drawers (one for each day of the week), appeared in France in the 18th century and enjoyed great popularity during the Louis XV and Louis XVI periods.

These pieces of furniture were designed to store linen and clothing in bedrooms, combining functionality and aesthetics with their carved ornaments and the curved legs characteristic of the rocaille style.

This solid oak piece, with its brass handles, particularly appeals to collectors of antique French furniture, interior designers, and lovers of the French provincial style for its rustic charm and authenticity.

Very sought after for its durability and natural patina, it fits perfectly into traditional interiors or more eclectic atmospheres.

Its narrow vertical footprint (1.15 m in height, 49 cm in length and 43 cm in width) makes it a practical piece for tight spaces while offering a generous amount of storage.

In very good condition, it represents a fine opportunity to enrich a collection or add character to a room.