Regional Drainer in Cherry Wood, Louis XV style – Late 19th century

This small regional piece of furniture in solid cherry wood, styled in Louis XV, harmoniously combines a closed storage section and an open draining space at the bottom. It consists of a closed upper part with a door featuring a molded, scalloped panel typical of the Louis XV style. Its facade is enhanced with polished brass fittings, including long side handles and a finely cut, plant-inspired keyhole. The lock is functional, and the interior reveals two shelves. At the bottom, the piece integrates an open niche with small turned bars, forming the draining area originally designed for drying dishes. The entire piece rests on two curved front legs in a cabriole style, connected by a beautifully cut lower crossbar that adds elegance and lightness to the structure. This piece, showcasing regional artisanal craftsmanship, fits perfectly into any type of interior, bringing a touch of history and conviviality to a kitchen or dining room. ******** Period: Late 19th century Restoration in our workshop. Dimensions Height: 152 cm Width: 87 cm Depth: 45 cm Reference 709V