Louis Philippe Sideboard in Elm, 1850s

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A 19th-century french-made, three-door, three-drawer sideboard. This antique piece is crafted from solid elm, assembled with wooden pegs, and features … Read more A 19th-century french-made, three-door, three-drawer sideboard. This antique piece is crafted from solid elm, assembled with wooden pegs, and features simple, rectilinear lines in the louis philippe style. The top is a single piece of solid elm, 30 mm thick, with rounded edges and softened front corners. It has three identical drawers, the central drawer equipped with a lock and working key.

three doors open to reveal a large storage space. The left and right doors lock together, while the central door has its own lock. Attractive matching brass keyhole escutcheons complete the interior. A total of three locks and three keys are included.

the ample storage space includes a large shelf at mid-height and a half-shelf above. The shelves are sturdy, 26 mm thick solid wood.
the sides are simple and unadorned elm.

the legs are solid, covered in wood in the louis philippe style.

a beautiful, simple, and practical piece of furniture, it complements all decorating styles. A sturdy, stable, and robust sideboard. Smooth opening and closing mechanisms make it suitable for everyday use. This antique sideboard comes from a charming stone house in a small village in southern aveyron, france.

dimensions:

drawer interiors: 38 cm wide, 8 cm high, 36 cm deep.

large shelf: 153 x 40 cm.
small shelf: 153 x 16 cm.
heights between shelves (bottom to top): 29/15/15 cm. See less