Important Louis XIII Period Wardrobe In Solid Walnut

An important Louis XIII period wardrobe in solid walnut, of fine craftsmanship, dating from the 17th century, featuring an elegant, richly molded front. It opens with two doors adorned with panels of geometric and scalloped decoration, typical of regional production in eastern France (work similar to Louis XIII/Louis XIV models). The finely molded frames harmoniously structure the front and highlight the beauty of the wood. The lower section comprises two drawers in the frieze, embellished with bronze handles and keyhole escutcheons. The piece rests on short, cabriole legs, ensuring stability and elegance. The interior, made of natural wood, offers ample storage space with shelves, ideal for linens or household items. The wardrobe retains its original hardware, hinges, and lock. The top is crowned with a molded, projecting cornice, lending a striking presence to this generously sized piece. Dimensions: Height: 233 cm Width: 170 cm Depth: 61 cm Condition: Good overall condition. Signs of wear, signs of age, old restorations, and minor repairs are visible (particularly on one drawer). The interior is sound. Period: 17th century Materials: Solid walnut, ironwork, and bronze A very fine regional wardrobe, both functional and decorative, ideal for a period home or a classic interior.