Cherry Wood Wardrobe 18th Century Antique Excellent Condition

ANTIQUE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND CLEANLINESS (RARE) Magnificent opulent wardrobe made of solid cherry wood, from the late 18th to early 19th century, originating from a bourgeois property in Charente. In the Louis XV style, this solid wood furniture was intended for the provincial bourgeoisie, featuring exceptional quality and crafted from very fine light fruitwood. The diamond inlay on the upper rail is made of walnut, while the round inlay on the lower rail is made of elm burl; it has snail feet, long lace-like fittings on each side of the doors, which are divided into three straight moulded panels, with ornate lock entries, a flat cornice with cut corners, and a shaped lower rail, showcasing a superb patina. The straight lines of the mouldings and cornice ensure that this opulent yet understated wardrobe harmoniously integrates with a MODERN INTERIOR. 4 THICK SOLID SHELVES of "3 cm" (evidence of the quality of the piece) 2 large internal DRAWERS. DIMENSIONS: Width: body 149 - top cornice 182. Height: 236. Depth: 65. EASILY FULLY DISMANTLED. FURNITURE TO BE COLLECTED ON SITE.