Carved oak bonnetière, late 19th century

Magnificent breton bonnetière in french oak from the 19th century, recently lovingly restored by a qualified cabinetmaker. Passed down from generation to generation, this hosiery once adorned the home of a bourgeois family in brittany, bringing with it the charm and timeless elegance of breton design. Notable features: • beautifully carved from french oak, this hosiery features an elegant and versatile design, with a bottom drawer and four interior shelves providing generous storage space for your precious items. • the attention to detail is astounding, with delicate and precise expressions on each character from the scene of breton life that animates the facade of this unique piece. • this captivating scene depicts characters dancing to the music, while in the background typical houses of the region can be seen. A traditionally dressed woman is spinning, while a man rests with his ax after a day's work. At the top of the cabinet, a marine wheel also evokes the nautical characteristic of the breton region, thus adding an additional touch of tradition and authenticity to this unique piece. Professional restoration: this hosiery was recently restored by an experienced cabinetmaker, preserving its historic charm while ensuring its exceptional durability and aesthetics. Versatile use: versatile, this hosiery can be adapted to various uses in your contemporary home. Whether in your living room to display your precious objects, in your bedroom as an elegant cabinet, or even in your entrance to welcome your guests with style... Dimensions: height: 213cm top width: 112.5cm bottom width: 111cm depth: 51cm.

Ref. : 6K5YGZF3