Mahogany library in Louis XVI style – Parisian work, late 19th century

Mahogany library in Louis XVI style – Parisian work, late 19th century - Cannage House in Paris. Elegant mahogany library cabinet, made in Paris, stamped by Industrielle Foncière – Furniture Factory, rue de Charonne in Paris, dating from the late 20th century. This high-quality piece features an architecturally structured front, resting on tapered legs, and opens with two side mesh doors. The central part, open, offers a display space rhythmically arranged with shelves. The interior, fully fitted with adjustable shelves, provides ample storage capacity. The doors are lined with fabric behind the caning, adding both elegance and protection. Functional locks, supplied with their original keys. Very beautiful warm patina of the mahogany, highlighting the quality of the cabinet-making and the attention to detail in the finishes. Dimensions: Height: 180 cm Width: 147 cm Depth: 46 cm Condition: Good overall condition, sound structure. Signs of use and slight wear consistent with age and use. Period: 19th century Origin: Paris. A piece that is both decorative and functional, ideal for a library or a classic interior.