Baseboard cabinet – Louis XIV style – Solid oak and original marble

Small two-door wardrobe in solid oak, early 19th century, in Louis XIV style. Sober architecture with a plinth and flat cornice. The two doors feature moulded panels in two levels; the upper panel is crowned with a sculpted frieze in a broken arch style known as "gendarme's hat, " characteristic of the Louis XIV / Regency transition. Original wrought iron fittings: turned pin hinges and central lock. Top in red marble veined with white, softened edges on the top, raw underneath, showing an old patina consistent with the piece. The interior reveals four adjustable shelves in light oak and a back made of raw oak boards; modern floral paper lining, with potential removal depending on use. Homogeneous natural wood patina, wear consistent with the declared period. Original conservation state, no major interventions reported. Dimensions: H. 120 cm × W. 87 cm – Weight: 60 kg. We offer a selection of our items, mostly in perfect original condition or restored by our artisan cabinetmakers, upholsterers, and gilders. A selection of items for restoration is also available as we have a large stock, and these items can be restored according to your desired finish by our artisans (choice of varnish - waxed furniture - armchairs and chairs with your fabric...). We offer a very wide choice of furniture, and perhaps the one you are looking for is not present on our page but is available in our 2200m2 warehouse, where we welcome our valued clients by appointment only to take the time together. WE DO NOT NEGOTIATE ANY PRICES REMOTELY WITH PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER - DELIVERY ORGANISED BY US AND WE ASK YOU TO RESPECT OUR CHOICE. See you soon.