Louis XV Four-door Sideboard, Made Of Cherry Wood, Dating From The 18th Century

Louis XV-era four-door Rennes cabinet in solid cherry wood – 18th century

A rare and elegant four-door Rennes cabinet in solid cherry wood, from the Louis XV period, dating from the 18th century.

This remarkable piece of Breton regional furniture is distinguished by its four-door front, consisting of two upper doors and two lower doors, offering ample storage space. Its beautiful, ornate cornice, finely molded panels, hand-forged iron hardware, and original lock with key attest to the craftsmanship of the master cabinetmakers of the Rennes region in the 18th century.

Crafted from solid cherry wood, it features a magnificent antique patina—warm and authentic—that has developed over the centuries. The interior is entirely original and offers a practical layout with its shelves, suitable for storing linens, tableware, or a collection.

The piece rests on curved legs, typical of the Louis XV style, and retains all the charm and character of the grand Breton furniture of that era.

An authentic 18th-century piece in excellent condition, having retained its original elements and elegance. A truly beautiful collector’s item that will naturally find its place in a home of character or a refined interior.

Period: 18th century, Louis XV.
Origin: Rennes region (Brittany).
Wood: solid cherry.
Condition: very good condition, beautiful antique patina, functional lock with its original key.

Dimensions: to be completed (height × width × depth).