Bressane wardrobe - 18th France

Charming bressane wardrobe from the 18th century. It is made of various fruit woods. It opens in front of two doors whose panels are carved with curves and counter-curves, the overflowing cornice is flat and molded. The overflowing cornice is flat and molded. There are very beautiful decorations of stylized floral vases. The fittings, keys and locks are made of original wrought iron. Bressan furniture is known for its centerpiece, the wardrobe. This style developed in the 18th century. It is a regional furniture made by local artisans who have taken advantage of local resources. They use different species of wood allowing a contrasting rendering. The richness of the elements reveals a great finesse in the art of this furniture. La bresse is a region of france located east of lyon, the furniture of this region is easily recognizable thanks to the wooden panels. The french call it "the pays de bresse". France, circa 1800.

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