Large two-body glass-fronted buffet in mahogany – Napoleon III period – 19th century

Elegant and imposing two-body buffet in mahogany, in the Louis-Philippe style, featuring beautiful architecture and a warm patina. This piece stands out for its slender proportions, its curved cornice resembling a gendarme's hat, and its understated lines enhanced by refined moldings. The upper part opens with two glass doors, framed and curved, revealing an interior fitted with shelves for displaying porcelain, glassware, collectibles, or antique books. The two turned columns connecting the upper and lower sections frame an open niche with a display shelf and a molded back panel. The lower part includes two belt drawers and two full doors with molded panels, showcasing a lovely wood grain and sculpted decorations in the upper sections. The whole rests on short turned feet and retains a beautiful set of decorative hardware. This buffet offers significant storage capacity while maintaining an elegant and balanced silhouette. Period: second half of the 19th century, Napoleon III era, Louis-Philippe style. Wood type: mahogany. Dimensions: Height: 255 cm, Width: 140 cm, Depth: 52 cm. Condition: good overall condition, with signs of use and a patina of time. A very beautiful display piece, ideal for a character home, a dining room, or an interior combining antiques and contemporary decor.