buffet with two bodies in walnut – Work from the Louis XIII period – 17th century

Buffet two bodies in walnut – Louis XIII period work – 17th century. Important buffet two bodies in solid walnut, from the Louis XIII period, made during the 17th century. This high-quality piece of furniture consists of a lower section opening with two doors featuring moulded panels decorated with diamond-pointed lozenges, topped with two drawers in the belt adorned with bronze handles. The upper section, set back, also presents two richly moulded doors, echoing the same geometric decoration, giving the whole a beautiful stylistic unity. The ensemble is structured by a frame with pilasters and deep mouldings, typical of the Louis XIII style. The overhanging cornice with dentils elegantly highlights the upper part. The piece rests on flattened ball feet, characteristic of this aesthetic. Very fine cabinetmaking work, showcasing walnut with warm tones and a fine grain. Period: 17th century. Style: Louis XIII Condition: Good overall condition. Some signs of use consistent with age. The ensemble is sound and solid. Dimensions: h 196 X 175 X 63. This buffet two bodies constitutes a characterful piece of furniture, ideal for an old residence or an interior seeking authenticity and presence.