Empire Period Two-part Buffet In Walnut And Burr Wood, Circa 1810

Empire Period Two-Piece Buffet in Walnut and Burl Veneer, Circa 1810. This elegant two-piece Empire period buffet, crafted from walnut and burl walnut veneer, dates from the early 19th century, around 1810. The lower section features two doors and two drawers in the frieze, providing ample storage space. The upper section, slightly set back, also opens with two doors, revealing an interior fitted with shelves. The overall composition is harmonious, highlighted by large framed panels that showcase the grain of the walnut and burl veneer. The uprights are adorned with ringed half-columns, typical of the Empire style, adding elegance and verticality to the structure. A cornice with ears crowns the piece with character. This buffet rests on cubic feet, ensuring excellent stability and reinforcing the architectural simplicity of the whole. Dimensions: Height: 233 cm Width: 145 cm Depth: 64 cm cmVery beautiful storage unit, both elegant and functional, representative of early 19th century French furniture.