Wrought-iron library from the Louis XIII - Louis XIV period, oak, 17th century.

Louis XIII – early Louis XIV period library – solid oak – 17th century. Important antique library from the 17th century, transitional between Louis XIII and early Louis XIV, made of solid oak. An authentic piece with a marked historical character, showcasing the craftsmanship of the era. It consists of two large gridded doors, providing a beautiful view of the interior, as well as two drawers at the bottom offering additional storage space. The interior is lined with a light orange fabric, and the height of the shelves is adjustable. Its sober and robust architecture, typical of furniture from this period, gives it a strong presence while maintaining a certain elegance. An ideal piece for housing old books, collectibles, or decorative elements in a characterful interior. In very good condition considering its age. Dimensions: • Height: 198.5 cm. • Width: 160 cm. • Depth: 56 cm. More information available upon request. Pickup in Draveil (91) and at the Saint Ouen flea market on weekends. Delivery possible in Paris and Île-de-France or shipping throughout France via a carrier (e.g., Cocolis to reduce costs).