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Antique French Bookcase Display Cabinet Oak Louis XV Style - C204

$2,475.00

 

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This beautiful antique French Louis XV style three-door bookcase display cabinet is crafted in oak

and features superb haute relief carvings, elegant shaped moulding and graceful Louis shaped legs.

The cabinet offers excellent storage and display space, with four fully adjustable timber shelves

on each side and two adjustable-height shelves in the centre section.

Each of the three doors has a fully functioning lock, and two keys are included.

Extremely solid and in excellent condition, this piece has only a few minor blemishes,

which are very hard to notice.

 

Key Features

Antique French oak bookcase display cabinet
Louis XV style
Three glass doors
Beautiful haute relief carvings
Elegant Louis shaped legs
Four adjustable shelves on each side
Two adjustable shelves in the middle section
All three doors lock
Two keys included
Extremely solid construction
Excellent condition with only very minor blemishes

 

Dimensions

Approx. 178 cm high x 178 cm wide x 46.5 cm deep

Shelf sizes:
Side shelves approx. 48 cm wide x 36 cm deep
Middle shelves approx. 68 cm wide x 36 cm deep

 

Ideal For

French provincial interiors, elegant living rooms, libraries, dining rooms, book storage, display pieces, china, glassware, books and decorative collections.

 

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