Napoleon III Style Blackened Pearwood Meuble d’Entre Deux, Late 19th Century

This blackened pear cabinet opens on a belt by a brass -drooping handle drawer.
This drawer has a functional original lock with net and key input.
Below, this cabinet between two has a double frame, with interior molding, dark of bevelled mirrors, with platinum glans, authentic lock, entrance and key.
The interior offers a fixed shelf.
This set, including corner tablets, is mounted on turned feet joined by a large spacer table with additional storage space.
The upper part of this piece of furniture also supported by turned feet has a double door with vertical and horizontal glasses separated by wooden moldings.
This double door is similarly equipped with a lock with acorn handle, net and key.
The interior also offers a fixed shelf.
On each side, the angles are rounded with shelves in bar and toupies.
The intermediate space is flanked by bevelled mirrors and a slightly carved panel of scrolls and a rosette.
The whole is overseen with a cut -wing cornice with sculpted and toupies plant patterns.
This piece of furniture will appeal to its features and originality.

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Era: late 19th century

Excellent condition.
Satin varnished finish

Dimensions:
Width: 122 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Height: 190 cm