"Furniture 17th Woodwork, Blond Oak Island France"
A Louis XIV style cabinet in light oak, originating from the Île-de-France region.The lower section has two doors on the front, concealing two drawers (originally used for storing silverware) and a shelf.
The upper section has two doors on the front and three shelves inside, each with a sliding mechanism.
The interior of the upper section is finished in waxed wood.
The cabinet is held together with lag bolts, a construction method typical of this region.
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