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Panetière Provençale
Beautiful curved nineteenth facade, Very good quality of the carved patterns on the door as well as on the high and low rails: Flowers and foliage on a background of squared patterns. It opens with a fan in the center and on either side a row of tapered balusters. Beautiful patina on a waxed walnut wood. Part of the sides, the bottoms and the bobeches are posterior. (See Photos)
The bread pan was originally used as a pantry. We placed the bread that we made at home and that could be kept for several days.
Origin: France, Provence
Height with bobeches: 72.5 cm
Depth: 36 cm Width: 85 cm
Free delivery to 50 km around me, otherwise delivery by carrier at the customer's expense.
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