Haussmann woodwork cupboard 4 doors 3,12x1,43m XIX°

Large solid fir cupboard façade, comprising 2 doors in the upper part of 125cm by 75cm high with their hardware (upper and lower locking latches inside the left door and latch closing the right door in front) and 2 doors in the lower part measuring 125cm wide by 222cm high. They close with a working lock. This nineteenth century woodwork, haussmannian type, molded on the outside has a classic carpentry assembly with its panels of 4 doors with beds, mortise studs and pegs. Fine and elegant moldings in the door frame, repeated on the frame surrounding the bottom doors. Solid and important carpentry. These doors and their carefully dismantled frame are formerly painted on both sides, unveiled, the doors close properly, and despite some rare addicts or paint jumps (the frame molding had to be dismantled in order to undamp the whole) visible in the photos, are in very good condition, dismantled and stored in the shelter. The first 2 photos are the front and back of the set which comes from a bourgeois house in the lyon region. The uprights measure 3m20, the height between the top of the horizontal cross member of the top and the bottom of the doors is 3m12. The left pillar is 10.5cm wide and 5cm deep. It was leaning against a wall. The right that made an angle in the room where this woodwork was located measures 10cm wide and 10.5cm deep (the return has been kept but can be easily removed depending on its future destination), 13cm if we count the molding of the frame of the bottom doors. This frame is 143cm wide, the total width of the set is 146.5cm. A low cross member has been screwed in order to preserve the squareness of the whole, and also two brackets are screwed in the upper part to fix the high cross member which was nailed to the studs and taken into the masonry. Total dimensions: h320cmt l146, 5cm p13cm.