Norman Wedding Armoire In Oak With Mesh And Carvings Of Doves And Flowers, 18th Century

Magnificent Norman wardrobe in carved mesh oak.
This is a wedding wardrobe most likely from the Pays de Caux, the shape of the door medallion being typical of this region.
Very richly carved piece of furniture with feet decorated with acanthus, uprights carved with beaded fluting.
The lower crosspiece is carved in drapery.
The doors are richly carved with floral motifs, birds in the central medallion, and a large acanthus leaf palmette in the upper part. The middle doorframe is carved.
Very richly carved pediment with a pair of doves symbolizing the bride and groom.
Overflowing cornice.
Inside, 3 new shelves in light exotic wood, but possibility of adding more with rack.
in good house condition, some small wood chips here and there.
Period mid 18th century.
Delivery of furniture disassembled (assembled by dowels) on pallet by carrier.
Delivery to the ground floor in front of your house at the back of the truck, 300 euros in France, 600 euros in the EU and 3000 euros rest of the world.