Transitional style regional furniture from the Loire Valley in solid cherry wood, with a mitered frame top enriched by a moulding. It is composed of two rectangular doors with mitre-cut frames, embellished by a very sober interior moulding, as well as by the symmetrical centre panels, in thick veneer on a Chestnut interior, with a central joint for a decorative wood effect. These sashes have original brass hinges and escutcheons, and an original working lock with key. The spacious interior features a fixed shelf. It also opens with two drawers with a small groove and original brass handles and escutcheons, the one on the right has a lock. This furniture rests on slightly cut-off uprights, ending in snail feet. A low crosspiece of small size with a slight cut-out brings elegance to this piece. Interesting by its volume thanks to its small depth, all in sobriety, this almost bicentennial sideboard will bring authenticity and functionality to your decoration. ******** Period : Middle 19th Century Excellent condition after restoration in our workshop. Waxed finish only.