French Louis XVI Style Sideboard Early 20th Century In Walnut

French walnut sideboard period early 20th style Louis XVI.

This row opens to four doors and three drawers (two medium and a large central part).

This piece of furniture is the result of a work of a Parisian cabinetmaker, passionate about its creation.

The sideboard includes walnut panels accented of brass around the perimeter on the front (doors, drawers) and sides. The feet are rotated and are topped with brass rings. The bottom of the feet shaped like a spinning top and is highlighted by bronze. The keys and locks are period. The bronze entrances are finely carved. Drop handles on drawers are bronze.

The back of the cabinet is solid oak.

The top of the cabinet is a bright white marble inlaid with black veins. It is thick (1,18 in), robust and timeless. Its appearance is refined and attractive due to its finish at the corners of the facade and sides. This original marble perfectly marries the furniture (perimeter and external feet).

Drawers can be used to store cutlery sets. They are dovetailed to ensure perfect strength. This is how they can be opened daily and contain many objects. They slide perfectly. The largest of the three drawers is divided into two compartments.

This piece of furniture charms us with its great proportions, refinement and elegance.

The sideboard has been cleaned with a natural biological preventive treatment avoiding any odor.

Practical storage solution in a living room, this enfilade is a functional furniture, beautiful and in perfect condition that will lend itself to many uses in an interior. It is as much appreciated for its storage capacity as for its aesthetic qualities.

This exceptional example will harmonize with all interiors.