French Oak Buffet à Deux Corps, Louis XV Period

Name: French Oak Buffet à Deux Corps, Louis XV Period
Brand: Attica Studios

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£6750

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A remarkable original French oak buffet à deux corps with the impressive presence and hand-shaped character synonymous with pieces from this period. The cabinet is made in two sections, with a broad lower cupboard supporting an arched glazed top, all traditionally joined by hand in solid oak. The upper doors retain their original textured glass, which gives the piece an immediate sense of age and softness, while the shaped crest, hand-formed glazing bars, and carved feet speak clearly to traditional craftsmanship. The interior is fully oak throughout, with shaped shelves in the upper section t

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French Oak Buffet à Deux Corps, Louis XV Period

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