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Furniture style created by craftsmen in the French provinces. Local woods were generally used for pieces that were practical for the home. Tended to be simpler versions of the Louis XV style.
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French Provincial Carved Oak Cabinet
(#042015)
French Provincial (18th Cent) oak cabinet with 2 top and 2 bottom doors trimmed with carved floral design and a center pediment carved with a basket and flowers.
Item #
042015
Category
Furniture
Cabinets & Case GoodsCabinetsStyle
French Provincial
Color
Brown
Dimensions (in)
Width:55.5"
Depth:23.0"
Height:96.0"
French Provincial Carved Oak Cabinet
Price
#042015
In Stock
French Provincial (18th Cent) oak cabinet with 2 top and 2 bottom doors trimmed with carved floral design and a center pediment carved with a basket and flowers.
Item #
042015
Category
Furniture
Cabinets & Case GoodsCabinetsStyle
French Provincial
Color
Brown
Dimensions (in)
Width:55.5"
Depth:23.0"
Height:96.0"
French Provincial Carved Oak Cabinet (#042015)
Price:
In Stock
French Provincial (18th Cent) oak cabinet with 2 top and 2 bottom doors trimmed with carved floral design and a center pediment carved with a basket and flowers.
Item #
042015
Dimensions (in)
Width:
55.5"
Depth:
23.0"
Height:
96.0"
Style
French Provincial
Color
Brown
Oak
Wood varies from light tan to deep leathery brown with black spots. Variations due to differences in climate and soil.
Pediment
Broad triangular or curved space above a portico, doorway, window or cabinet. Can have segmental, scroll, and broken forms.
Provincial
Peasant-like and naïve in style.
French Provincial
Furniture style created by craftsmen in the French provinces. Local woods were generally used for pieces that were practical for the home. Tended to be simpler versions of the Louis XV style.
Oak
Wood varies from light tan to deep leathery brown with black spots. Variations due to differences in climate and soil.
Pediment
Broad triangular or curved space above a portico, doorway, window or cabinet. Can have segmental, scroll, and broken forms.
Provincial
Peasant-like and naïve in style.
French Provincial
Furniture style created by craftsmen in the French provinces. Local woods were generally used for pieces that were practical for the home. Tended to be simpler versions of the Louis XV style.
Oak
Wood varies from light tan to deep leathery brown with black spots. Variations due to differences in climate and soil.
Pediment
Broad triangular or curved space above a portico, doorway, window or cabinet. Can have segmental, scroll, and broken forms.
Provincial
Peasant-like and naïve in style.