Béarnaise bonnetière from the 18th century

17th-century Béarnaise bonnetière in oak. It is also referred to in the South-West as "homme debout" or "Jean Debout," characterised by its two superimposed doors separated by drawers. This furniture, with its typical geometric patterns, is representative of the Louis XIII style and regional tradition. The bonnetière consists of two sections with two doors and two drawers at the waist.