Small Louis XV Cabinet, Early 19th Century

Description

Small Louis XV 2-door wardrobe from the Angers region in Cherry for the front and feet and Chestnut for the … more Small Louis XV 2-door wardrobe from the Angers region in Cherry for the front and feet and Chestnut for the sides and back.

It opens with two doors with molded transoms with 2 cut-out panels and large moldings, lockable with the lock, key and iron cards being original. The interior is lined with 3 shelves redone in Beech which are placed on fixed battens.

The sides and rear are paneled and the lower front rail is cut and molded.

Finally, it rests on 2 snail feet at the front and 2 straight feet at the back.

It is topped with a molded cornice from after its time.

Period: Early 19th century, 1810 / 1820.

Perfect condition after restoration, stripping and waxed patina in our workshop.

Easy disassembly, already carried out by our workshop.

Length 114 cm – Depth 57 cm – Height 195.5 cm

Cornice: Length 124 cm – Depth 62 cm less