Neo-gothic Oak Tabernacle With Architectural Decoration, Late 19th-century France
Artist: Inconnu
A solid oak tabernacle dating from the late 19th century, in the Gothic style—more specifically, the Neo-Gothic style.
It features interesting architectural detailing reminiscent of a Gothic church.
This tabernacle has a clear provenance; it was purchased by the previous owners at an auction in 2010.
In beautiful original condition; note that the gilded bronze hinges have some play and are set back a few centimeters from the door, though this does not prevent the door from opening properly.
Key missing.
Shipping arrangements to be determined by the carrier; free monthly delivery is available in Le Mans.
It features interesting architectural detailing reminiscent of a Gothic church.
This tabernacle has a clear provenance; it was purchased by the previous owners at an auction in 2010.
In beautiful original condition; note that the gilded bronze hinges have some play and are set back a few centimeters from the door, though this does not prevent the door from opening properly.
Key missing.
Shipping arrangements to be determined by the carrier; free monthly delivery is available in Le Mans.
380 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oak
Length: 45
Width: 44
Height: 85,5
Reference (ID): 1812806
Availability: In stock
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