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ANTIQUE
19th Century French Carved Walnut Sideboard
$4,500.00
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Shipping: Only available in Victoria.
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Shipping: Only available in Victoria.
Click here to calculate shipping. Please contact Collécte for an interstate shipping quote. Local pick up available. Buyer will pick up the goods from the seller location or organise their own shipping. Item Location: Tyabb 3913, VIC Australia All prices are in AUD
Dimensions:
225cm W x 100cm H x 60cm D
225cm W x 100cm H x 60cm D
Description:
A 19th century French carved walnut serpentine front 3 door sideboard. The concave sides are set with carved panels depicting scrolls, flowers and foliage. Each corner of the sideboard are decorated with carved shell and foliage. The base of the sideboard has a finely carved skirting board and is supported on 4 cabriole legs each finely carved with matching patterns to the door panels. The 3 serpentine shaped cupboard doors are also finely carved with a scroll and foliage pattern. The 1890s sideboard is in good original condition with no restoration or repairs and has a lovely original waxed walnut patina. Available now in Melbourne.
Condition Details:
In good condition showing some signs of wear such as marks, scuffs, scratches and minor dents.
Condition Details:
In good condition showing some signs of wear such as marks, scuffs, scratches and minor dents.
Brand:
ANTIQUE
Style: Antique
Materials: Metal, Wood
Colour: Brown, Brass
Product Type: Pre-owned
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