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Antique French Bleached Oak Carved Armoire, French Louis XV-Style | Circa 1880
A beautifully aged French oak armoire dating to the late 19th century, showcasing the enduring craftsmanship of provincial cabinetmaking. Hand-carved throughout, the façade features flowing Louis XV–inspired lines, floral garlands, and a central basket motif, all symbols of abundance and domestic life commonly found in rural French furniture of the period.
Constructed from solid oak, this piece would originally have been a staple in a French home, used for storing linens or clothing before built-in closets became common. The bleached finish highlights the natural grain while softening the overall presence, giving it a refined, lived-in patina that works effortlessly in both traditional and modern interiors.
Inside, the armoire retains its simple, functional layout with a hanging rail and upper shelf—true to its utilitarian roots.
Dimensions
Overall: 53” L x 21.5” D x 84” H
Cornice: 60” W x 24” D
Overall good antique condition with expected wear consistent with age. Cornice has a loose, unconnected piece of trim. The right door does not latch closed. Surface wear, minor separations, and age-related imperfections present throughout. Interior shows typical wear from use. Structurally sound and ready for use.
A striking, character-rich piece that brings both history and sculptural presence into a space.
A beautifully aged French oak armoire dating to the late 19th century, showcasing the enduring craftsmanship of provincial cabinetmaking. Hand-carved throughout, the façade features flowing Louis XV–inspired lines, floral garlands, and a central basket motif, all symbols of abundance and domestic life commonly found in rural French furniture of the period.
Constructed from solid oak, this piece would originally have been a staple in a French home, used for storing linens or clothing before built-in closets became common. The bleached finish highlights the natural grain while softening the overall presence, giving it a refined, lived-in patina that works effortlessly in both traditional and modern interiors.
Inside, the armoire retains its simple, functional layout with a hanging rail and upper shelf—true to its utilitarian roots.
Dimensions
Overall: 53” L x 21.5” D x 84” H
Cornice: 60” W x 24” D
Overall good antique condition with expected wear consistent with age. Cornice has a loose, unconnected piece of trim. The right door does not latch closed. Surface wear, minor separations, and age-related imperfections present throughout. Interior shows typical wear from use. Structurally sound and ready for use.
A striking, character-rich piece that brings both history and sculptural presence into a space.