Berger-style Cabinet Made Of Larch And Chestnut, Folk Art, 19th Century
A rare 19th-century shepherd’s cabinet made of natural wood (larch and chestnut).
This piece of folk art was originally designed for alpine chalets: constructed of larch (known for being rot-resistant) and chestnut, it consists of an upper section that opens with two doors featuring beautiful metal hardware and a lower section with open shelves.
The horizontal crossbars feature decorative wave motifs.
In a beautiful, authentic condition, with its original raw patina and signs of age: cracks, previous restorations, a replaced bottom panel in the upper section, and treated woodworm damage.
Height 178.5 cm
73 x 41 cm
42.350 kg
This piece of folk art was originally designed for alpine chalets: constructed of larch (known for being rot-resistant) and chestnut, it consists of an upper section that opens with two doors featuring beautiful metal hardware and a lower section with open shelves.
The horizontal crossbars feature decorative wave motifs.
In a beautiful, authentic condition, with its original raw patina and signs of age: cracks, previous restorations, a replaced bottom panel in the upper section, and treated woodworm damage.
Height 178.5 cm
73 x 41 cm
42.350 kg
1 950 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: En l'etat
Material: Solid wood
Width: 73
Height: 178.5
Depth: 41
Reference (ID): 1840974
Availability: In stock
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