oak library in the Louis XIII style, work from the 19th century

Library in solid oak in the Louis XIII style, work from the 19th century. This beautifully proportioned piece stands out for its rich and balanced architecture, directly inspired by the Louis XIII style. It is made of solid oak and features a façade rhythmically adorned with powerful twisted columns, characteristic of this aesthetic, framing three glazed doors. The upper section opens with three glazed panels, allowing for the display of books and objects. The uprights are decorated with Solomon columns resting on sculpted bases, adding relief and depth to the whole. The central door, slightly advanced and enhanced with a moulded frame featuring a scrollwork design, reinforces the symmetry and elegance of the piece. The lower section, set back, consists of moulded solid panels, providing discreet storage spaces. The entire piece rests on a moulded plinth, ensuring stability and presence. Beautiful warm patina of the oak, highlighting the quality of the grain and the craftsmanship. Interior fitted with shelves. A piece that is both decorative and functional, ideal for a library or a characterful interior. Dimensions: h 235 X w 230 X d 60.