Small Louis XIII Walnut Cabinet, 18th Century

Rare furniture of the 18th century, in a solid walnut of small dimensional, provided in the facade of a drawer, equipped with a swaying around with concave angles.
The opening is made by a key activating an original lock in operating state. Entrance forms diamond, in original iron, underlines the passage of the key. Below, a baguette with Corbin's throat and beak present. She oversees the top of the doors.
This piece of furniture is provided with two large peggy frames accompanied by a perimeter with quarter-round molding, with a plate-bed panel in the center. The interior of the frames is both molded and fitted with a stopped chamfer.
These doors open on original iron hugs. The right door is embellished with a lock in operating condition with iron diamond input.
Inside we find an adjustable shelf on racks.
On both sides of the furniture, the sides are made up of a plate-based panel framed by the uprights and a low chamfered cross.
Finally, the top is made up of three well -joined panels, the perimeter of which is made up of a square with Corbin beak.



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Era: 18th century

Restoration in our workshop. Wax finish.

Dimensions:
Width: 71 cm
Depth: 41.5 cm
Height: 80 cm