Panetiere provencale eighteenth in walnut richly carved facade

This wall-mounted pantry was used in the eighteenth century to store and preserve bread. It can be laid on the ground, the façade is slightly curved, it is carved with two arrows and laurels. At the bottom there is a belt richly carved with foliage, this ornamentation is repeated at the top with probably the initials of the family. All with a very beautiful original patina. You will notice that a bar has been reglued later, we report friction, scratches and patina wear, accidents on the decorations of the top, friction and missing on the bottom of the bars, slots. Note also slits on the decorations on the top, one of which has been reglued. Nothing prohibitive this panetière is in its juice, nature as love the furniture lovers of the eighteenth century. We will not make delivery by post for this type of item too fragile, too heavy but we work with carriers, thank you for contacting us for a quote. For the state thank you to detail the photos. L1962. Feel free to zoom in. Photos are an integral part of the description. Size: height: 96 cm. Width: 83 cm. Depth: 43 cm. Inside. Height: 40 cm. Width: 78 cm. Depth: 25 cm.