Norman Bonnetière Buffet In Late 16th Century Oak

Very beautiful Norman standing man in oak from the end of the 16th or beginning of the 17th century.
It opens on the front with two doors and a central drawer.
The high, intermediate and low crosspieces of the facade and the sides are hollowed out.
The doors are four small panels with three flowerbeds.
The molded flat drawer on the edge has its original draw counterpart.
The uprights are carved with penne feathers at the level of the doors and with a rosette at the level of the drawer.
The sides are four large vertical panels with triple flowerbeds.
The piece of furniture is topped with a strongly molded shelf cornice.
It has its cleanliness boards and shelves.
Period late 16th century, early 17th century, Normandy.
Very good state of conservation and rare to find.
NB: heel pads on the back feet