French Louis Philippe Bonnetière In Solid Walnut, Late 19th Century.

 French Louis Philippe bonnetière in solid walnut, late 19th century. 

This very elegant bonnetière opens to a door. It reveals three fixed shelves. It can be transformed into a hanging clothes. The depth of the furniture lends itself to it. 

The door has a lock with its own key. The entrance is made of wood. The lock is a three-point lock for better holding. 

The wood is very veined especially on the sides. 

It is made from quality materials and built using ancient techniques: tenons and mortises weld the pieces of wood together and strengthen the strength. 

The interior of the furniture is composed of three shelves on which it is possible to store dishes or linen since these same shelves have been cleaned thanks to biological preventive treatment thus avoiding any odor thus entirely natural. 

The base of the cabinet rests on four very stable feet. The two back feet are straight, the two front feet are so-called « patin ».

The three successive mouldings at the cornice make it very elegant. 

This type of furniture became fashionable in the nineteenth because of its sobriety but also due to the development of bastides.This piece of furniture was very often the result of a particular order. The bonnetière was intended for storing hats and headgear placed on a wooden head. It is a piece of furniture of character. It is useful in a bedroom, living room.

Functional, with the right proportions, the bonnetière will naturally find its place in our modern homes.  Its timeless aspect makes you want to keep the best of the past and enrich its history by settling into your home. In turn, you will bring your life story puzzle piece. You will highlight it by playing with its lines. To try it is to adopt it !