Charles X 3-Door Bookcase Cabinet, 19th Century

Library entirely composed of veneer with inlays of lemon nets on its visible faces.
It opens with three identical doors embellished with sets of leaves and clovers, and fitted with bronze entrances with functional two -spoiled locks, accompanied by their keys.
The glazing, so -called "cathedral", is hectic in the upper part, and surrounded by nets and a thin lemon wand.
These last elements are taken up on the low third of this piece of furniture, with full panels.
The uprights on each side and the middle pilasters are protected, in attached columns and cut sides, and refine downwards.
The pediment offers finely cut patterns, falling with small acorns.
The sides are smooth and in the same spirit as the facade.
Inside light wood is garnished with twelve sycamous shelves, placed on racks and therefore adjustable (namely that adding additional shelves is possible on request). It should be noted that the partitioning between the parties offers low -range storage spaces, to flexible development.
This library may without incident be installed in interiors with difficult access, since it is fully removable by a simple recall screw system.
Its finesse of manufacturing, selected wood species and its 200 years of history make it a rare and high quality piece of furniture.

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Era: beginning of the 19th century.

Excellent condition after catering in our workshop. Satin varnished finish.