Important Four Property Doors, Regional, In Roux Cherry, Louis XV Period - Late 18th Century

Large Four-Door Cabinet from the Louis XV period, with front and sides in Roux Cherry. By definition, it is made up of two plumb bodies, each offering two leaves with wide mouldings. The latter are provided with iron keyholes, locks in working order and their keys, all original. The interiors are respectively equipped with three then one 55 cm deep shelves placed on fixed cleats. We will also appreciate the presence, at a third of the height, of a retractable Service Shelf, with molded edge and very functional, especially in the case of use of this piece of furniture as a dresser. Although of a relative sobriety, the upper crosspiece of this Four Sections is embellished with a Knockout Decor, the lower one is fretted and the visible uprights are fluted. The set is topped with a molded Cornice with rounded corners and rests on two Biches feet at the front, two straight feet at the back. The back of the cabinet is in Oak. We will note the Quality and the obvious Robustness of this Quatre Portes du Val de Loire, which will allow it to be copiously garnished. It will delight lovers of authenticity looking for a large storage capacity. ******** Period: Late 18th century Perfect condition after restoration in our workshop. Wax finish only. Delivery possible, in France and in Europe, by our partner specialized in the transport of furniture. Dimensions: At the Body: Length: 140 cm Width: 62 cm At the Cornice: Length: 156 cm Width: 69 cm Total Height: 259 cm Ref: 822 I