Louis XV Style Regional Wardrobe In Solid Oak – Southwest France – Late 18th Century

Superb regional wardrobe in solid oak, crafted in the Southwest (Landes/Béarn), dating from the late 18th century – circa 1770/1820. It displays all the attributes of the regional Louis XV style: snail feet, shaped panels, a carved lower rail, a large rounded cornice (145 cm), and a decoration of fine vertical grooves, typical of the region. High-quality traditional construction: fully pegged joints, thick oak planks inside and out, large period brass hinges, panels mounted flat, a warm and even patina, a sound and stable piece of furniture. Very elegant proportions: H 226 cm – W 130 cm (145 cm including cornice) – D 50 cm. The doors measure 58.5 cm each, giving it a striking presence. An authentic wardrobe from Southwest France, understated, substantial, and refined, representative of the local character and regional craftsmanship of the late 18th century. Period: Late 18th – early 19th century Style: Regional Louis XV Material: Solid oak Origin: Southwest France Condition: Very good overall condition, sound piece, minor old restorations Dimensions: Height: 226 cm Width of body: 130 cm Width of cornice: 145 cm Depth: 50 cm Doors: 58.5 cm Can be disassembled for delivery