Plinth cabinet – Louis XIV style – Solid oak and original marble

Small two-door wardrobe in solid oak, early 19th century, Louis XIV style.

Sober plinth architecture with flat cornice. The two leaves have molded panels on two levels; the upper panel is crowned with a sculpted frieze in a broken arch called a “gendarme hat”, characteristic of the Louis XIV / Regency transition. Original wrought iron ironwork: hinges with turned pins and central lock. Red marble top veined with white, edges softened on top, raw below, presenting an old patina consistent with the piece. The interior reveals four adjustable shelves in light oak and a bottom in raw oak planks; interior upholstery in modern floral paper, shrinkage to be expected depending on use. Homogeneous natural patina of the wood, wear consistent with the declared period. Original state of conservation, no major intervention reported. Dimensions: H. 120 cm × L. 87 cm – Weight: 60 kg.

We offer a selection of our items, the majority in perfect original condition or restored by our artisan cabinetmakers - upholsterers and gilders.

A selection of items to restore is also offered because we have a large stock and these items can be restored according to your desired finish by our craftsmen (choice of varnish - waxed furniture - armchairs and chairs with your fabric, etc.).

We offer a very large selection of furniture and perhaps the one you are looking for is not present on our page but we have it in our 2200m2 warehouse where we welcome our very dear customers by appointment only in order to take time together.

We are located in 71270 Navilly in a magnificent 1900 factory and deliver worldwide.

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