A French solid oak buffet à deux corps from the 19th century (Louis XV in style) with baroque carvings to add depth to the paneled doors, and serpentine apron that together give this large storage piece its historic character. Under the linear crown is a stylized garland carved into the frieze over a pair of doors that mirror each other's calligraphic outline around the paneling. The doors open by working lock and (massive) key to reveal an interior that has been tacked with the most charming floral printed cotton in bold red & white. Three shelves range in depth from 13 ¼-14 ¾". The lower cabinet protrudes forward beyond the upper body, retaining a working lock and key and is fitted with a single shelf, 18" deep. The same textile has been used to dress the back of the cabinet as well. See the image gallery for the immersive effect this has when all the doors are open! The sinuous lines of the swelled apron transition into carved escargot feet, another signature of the Louis XV taste for refined, yet playful touches. From its graceful curves to robust proportions and charming patina, this Louis XV armoire will bring a comforting presence to any home for dining room storage or as an armoire. It has been cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax to be ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more and the current condition. Two keys included.