Louis Philippe Burl Walnut Sideboard And Chest, Late 19th Century

Buffet of support and chest in ronce of noyer end 19th century Louis Philippe

It opens on one side by two doors, thus revealing a shelf and on the other hand by a drawer hidden under the tray of furniture.

This furniture is ideal for storing heavy stacks of dishes or laundry.

The entrances are made of wood. The lock and key are in very good working condition and correspond to the design of the furniture.

This buffet rests on small feet that’s why it is sometimes called: buffet said parquet.

The back of the buffet is equipped with solid wood panels so very resistant.

The top of the cabinet is a wooden tray. The tray is lifted and gives access to a secret drawer.

It is a piece of furniture with character.

The interior of the furniture has been cleaned so that the objects are stored in a very healthy and odourless environment.

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

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

This furniture will please you for its warm color, its exceptional patina, its soft and harmonious lines. Its timeless appearance will make you want to keep the best of the past. 

The sideboard was once a symbol of social status. Robust and functional, it was reserved for reception rooms.

This exceptional example will harmonize with the most popular contemporary interiors such as farm houses, cottages, industrial houses, country houses.