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One-of-a-KindAvailable in the New Orleans showroom
Mid 1800s Louis XV Provincial Oak Cabinet
Mid 19th century · Louis XV · Oak
$795
33.25 in × 19.25 in × 54.25 in
Delivery & pickup
One flat delivery rate per order, based on your delivery region, from our New Orleans showroom.
Exceptionally large or bulk orders may require an additional delivery contribution if the documented carrier quote exceeds twice the flat rate shown at checkout. We will show you the quote and ask for your approval before dispatch. Read the delivery terms
Scheduled pickup at our New Orleans showroom is free, by appointment.
Delivery timing is arranged with our team. Installation is not included.
Delivery & transit-protection policy
Remote purchase? Eligible returns must be requested within 48 hours of documented delivery. A 10% restocking fee applies, and shipping costs are nonrefundable. Showroom purchases are final after inspection. If an exceptionally large or bulk order draws a documented carrier quote above twice the flat rate shown at checkout and we ask for an additional delivery contribution, you may decline: arrange pickup, use your own carrier, or cancel that purchase for a full refund — including its shipping charges and applicable taxes — with no cancellation or restocking fee.
View the full return policy →Dimensions
- Dimensions
- 33.25 in × 19.25 in × 54.25 in
Item details
- Origin
- Unknown
- Period
- Mid 19th century
- Style
- Louis XV
- Materials
- Oak
- Category
- The Atelier Collection
Condition & care
- Crafted from solid oak with rich natural grain and warm patina throughout, this rustic cabinet embodies the understated elegance of countryside French furniture.
- Beautifully aged with authentic wear consistent with age and use, this cabinet works wonderfully as a bedside table, entry cabinet, or accent storage piece in both traditional and modern interiors.
- Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear, surface marks, finish variation, shrinkage, and minor imperfections consistent with 19th-century provincial furniture.