Cupboard - Wood
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Description from the seller
Ancient French provincial two-door cabinet – Louis XV influence
Characterful French provincial armoire with graceful Louis XV touches, a warm brown-red wood tone and a beautiful, well-worn patina.
This imposing two-door cabinet is distinguished by its elegant proportions and traditional furniture construction. The two large paneled doors are equipped with refined, flowing profiles, characteristic of the French rural furniture tradition.
The broad, molded crown molding is centrally adorned with a decorative flower medallion. The long, richly ornamented metal keyplates and visible hinges give the piece a particularly authentic appearance.
The subtly curved legs and gracefully shaped plinth complete the ensemble.
Features
- Origin: France
- Period: 19th century
- Style: French provincial, Louis XV influences
- Material: wood, exact wood species not established
- Color: warm mid- to dark brown
- Two large paneled doors with decorative metal fittings
- Wooden interior with shelves
- Molded crown molding with flower motif
- Gracefully shaped plinth and curved feet
Condition
The cabinet is visually in well-kept used condition, appropriate for its presumed age. Visible signs of use, small scratches, irregularities in the wood and localized wear are part of its lived-in appearance.
In the wooden back wall there is a small round opening. The functionality of the lock and the presence of a matching key still need to be confirmed.
The exact dating and originality of all components are not documented.
A decorative and functional piece that comes beautifully into its own in both a classic country interior and a contemporary setting.
Delivery/Transport
Given the size, pickup or specialist furniture transport is recommended. Practical arrangements will be coordinated with the buyer in advance.
Ancient French provincial two-door cabinet – Louis XV influence
Characterful French provincial armoire with graceful Louis XV touches, a warm brown-red wood tone and a beautiful, well-worn patina.
This imposing two-door cabinet is distinguished by its elegant proportions and traditional furniture construction. The two large paneled doors are equipped with refined, flowing profiles, characteristic of the French rural furniture tradition.
The broad, molded crown molding is centrally adorned with a decorative flower medallion. The long, richly ornamented metal keyplates and visible hinges give the piece a particularly authentic appearance.
The subtly curved legs and gracefully shaped plinth complete the ensemble.
Features
- Origin: France
- Period: 19th century
- Style: French provincial, Louis XV influences
- Material: wood, exact wood species not established
- Color: warm mid- to dark brown
- Two large paneled doors with decorative metal fittings
- Wooden interior with shelves
- Molded crown molding with flower motif
- Gracefully shaped plinth and curved feet
Condition
The cabinet is visually in well-kept used condition, appropriate for its presumed age. Visible signs of use, small scratches, irregularities in the wood and localized wear are part of its lived-in appearance.
In the wooden back wall there is a small round opening. The functionality of the lock and the presence of a matching key still need to be confirmed.
The exact dating and originality of all components are not documented.
A decorative and functional piece that comes beautifully into its own in both a classic country interior and a contemporary setting.
Delivery/Transport
Given the size, pickup or specialist furniture transport is recommended. Practical arrangements will be coordinated with the buyer in advance.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
Yes
Country of origin
France
Material
Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
220 cm
Width
145 cm
Depth
60 cm
Estimated period
No idea.
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