112 Cm! Lerat Stamp, Very Small Louis XIV Hunting Buffet, 18th Century

Magnificent, very small Louis XIV style hunting buffet in carved and molded oak from the 18th century.
This hunting buffet is supported by a plinth and opens with two double-evolution doors.
On the sides are knife drawers.
Hunting buffets were intended to present game on the marble top and ceremonial tableware in the buffet. During receptions and banquets, it was common in beautiful country houses or hunting lodges of the nobility to leave the doors of the hunting buffet open. This was intended to affirm the social status of the owner, and to emphasize his wealth by revealing expensive tableware and silver cutlery. This was also used to present the beautifully dressed dishes that were going to be served.
Our example made of oak from Ile de France has unusual dimensions and can easily fit into your decor.
Original Flanders marble top.
Everything is original on this beautiful piece of furniture, fittings, locks and keys.
Under the marble, there is a JME and C Lerat stamp.
Claude Lerat master cabinetmaker in 1785.
This must be a special order from Lerat dating from the end of the 18th century in the Louis XIV style.
Late 18th century period.
We have set a very reasonable price based on the rarity and unusual dimensions. It is fair and non-negotiable, thank you. Delivery preferably by me, free once a month in Paris and the Paris region, contact me for other destinations for a quote, or delivery possible by carrier to the ground floor in front of your home in a wooden crate on a pallet (bulky packaging), 300 euros in France, 1000 euros in the EU and 2000 euros rest of the world, ad valorem insurance included.