Buffet Two Corps Nineteenth Century.

This small two-body buffet is pitch pine, it opens with two solid doors at the bottom that reveal two interior drawers and two glass doors at the top, the windows are old. The façade is finely carved with plant motifs, woven basket filled with flowers and fruit in a carved medallion of a frieze hearts of spokes in the center of the top rail on either the other run flowering branches. The high glass doors is carved pear, and moldings are terminated by curls of acanthus leaves. The lower doors are decorated with the same scrolls acanthus leaves, flowering branches and twigs of trees. The sleeping false are also richly decorated and lower cross member has a rosette in the center. Front feet ending in volute. Caux work of the mid-nineteenth century. Good conservation status (posterior ledge). Dimensions: height 226 cm, width 150 cm, depth 50 cm.