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Empire period cabinet in solid walnut, dating from the early 19th century.
The cabinet is distinguished by its architectural sobriety and balanced lines, characteristic of the Empire style.
The front opens with two paneled doors, framed by turned detached columns, bringing rhythm and verticality to the whole (interior with 3 shelves).
The top crosspiece features a doucine cut-out embellished with a central carved motif, underscoring the finesse of the workmanship.
The walnut wood has a warm blond patina, with visible, harmonious grain.
Features
Period: Early 19th century
Style: Empire
Wood : Solid walnut
Front : Two molded doors
Decoration : Turned columns, molded cornice
Assembly: Traditional (mortise and tenon, pegged)
Lock: Present
Dimensions :
Height: 242 cm
Width: 153 cm
Depth: 63 cm
Condition
Good condition.
Of note:
signs of use and age
sound interior and structure
old spine showing authenticity
Beautiful patina preserved, unrestored.
Remarks
Typical Empire style cabinet:
sober, elegant lines
balanced proportions
beautiful decorative presence without overload
Ideal for bedrooms, living rooms or country homes.
Ref: E7QHNVAS6W