Meuble d'appui - Oak, massif - Norman-style cold buffet

Low Oak Sideboard Sculpted in Norman Style

This magnificent low sideboard, also called a low enfilade, is a 19th-century piece of furniture typical of the Norman style.

Made of solid oak, it features superb floral carvings, including wheat motifs characteristic of the region.
The molded panels add an elegant and refined touch to the whole.

The two doors of the piece are also fitted with keys (keys provided), which adds to its authenticity and practicality.
The wood is carefully carved, highlighting the artisanal quality of the craftsmanship.

Dimensions:
Height: 77 cm
Length: 96 cm
Width: 53 cm

Traditionally used for storing dishes and linen in rural and bourgeois households, this piece embodies the simplicity and elegance of French regional furniture.

Highly sought after by antique furniture collectors and rustic décor enthusiasts, this Norman-style sideboard will bring a touch of authenticity and character to any interior, whether contemporary or traditional.

Its natural patina and the beauty of the solid oak make it a unique piece, valued for its workmanship and historical value.

In very good condition apart from a bit of the interior that has been used, but the exterior remains magnificent.