Two-piece Glass-fronted Oak Sideboard. Empire Style, Early 19th Century
A substantial two-part sideboard in light oak, Empire style, dating from the early 19th century.
It features a simple and balanced design, with the front punctuated by engaged half-columns.
The upper section opens with two large glass-paned doors and contains several shelves.
The lower section features two drawers running around the base, surmounted by two solid doors.
Beautiful traditional construction, with a back made of solid wood planks, and original hardware and locks.
This set offers ample storage capacity and a beautiful patina.
Period: first half of the 19th century, Empire style.
Dimensions:
H 221
W 175
D 56 cm
Delivery in Metropolitan France (including installation) €190.
Contact us for more information.
It features a simple and balanced design, with the front punctuated by engaged half-columns.
The upper section opens with two large glass-paned doors and contains several shelves.
The lower section features two drawers running around the base, surmounted by two solid doors.
Beautiful traditional construction, with a back made of solid wood planks, and original hardware and locks.
This set offers ample storage capacity and a beautiful patina.
Period: first half of the 19th century, Empire style.
Dimensions:
H 221
W 175
D 56 cm
Delivery in Metropolitan France (including installation) €190.
Contact us for more information.
980 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oak
Width: 175cm
Height: 221cm (corniche comprise)
Depth: 56cm (corniche comprise)
Reference (ID): 1831713
Availability: In stock
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