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19th Century French Painted Glazed Cabinet
Pappilon
for sale €3,978     $4,318
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19th Century French Painted Glazed Cabinet

19th century
For Sale by Pappilon
Description

A tall early 19th century french painted glazed Bibliothèque - bookcase. Of tall and slender proportions. Displaying a pair of glazed doors over a pair of arched panel doors opening to reveal four fixed removable shelves. Featuring original refreshed blue-grey paint.

Height - 276cm

Width - 138cm

Depth - 38cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
276cm (108.66")
Width
138cm (54.33")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Declaration

Pappilon has dated this French Painted Glazed Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA972003
Description
A tall early 19th century french painted glazed Bibliothèque - bookcase. Of tall and slender proportions.
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Displaying a pair of glazed doors over a pair of arched panel doors opening to reveal four fixed removable shelves.
Pappilon

Featuring original refreshed blue-grey paint.

Height - 276cm

Width - 138cm

Depth - 38cm

Height
276cm (108.66")
Width
138cm (54.33")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Date of Manufacture

Pappilon has dated this French Painted Glazed Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA972003
Pappilon
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A tall 19th-century French painted grey two-tier glazed cabinet with glass upper doors and panelled lower cupboard doors.
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Archive I A tall 19th-century French painted grey two-tier glazed cabinet with glass upper doors and panelled lower cupboard doors.

19th Century French Painted Glazed Cabinet

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Pappilon

Pappilon
Telephone 07565 414 253
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Basingstoke
Hampshire
United Kingdom

By appointment only.
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A tall 19th-century French painted grey two-tier glazed cabinet with glass upper doors and panelled lower cupboard doors.
19th Century French Painted Glazed Cabinet
Ref: SA972003
A tall 19th-century French painted grey two-tier glazed cabinet with glass upper doors and panelled lower cupboard doors.
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These cabinets, originating from regional French provinces, feature tall glazed upper doors for display combined with a solid lower cupboard for concealed storage. Typically constructed from native softwoods or hardwoods, they were traditionally finished with milk paint or painted distemper in muted tones.

Constructed using traditional joinery such as mortise and tenon joints, these cabinets often utilised oak, pine, or fruitwood. The upper sections featured hand-blown cylinder glass panes held in moulded timber frames, resting atop a deeper base cupboard.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-carved details, hand-forged iron hardware like long pin hinges or escutcheon plates, and original glass panes showing subtle wave or bubble distortions. Natural paint wear typically concentrates around handles, bases, and door edges.

The muted tones and architectural height of a French glazed cabinet provide balance in contemporary spaces, functioning well in dining rooms for tableware or living rooms as a library unit. Pair it with minimalist modern ceramics or contemporary art to create a visual contrast between classic and current aesthetics.

Dust surfaces gently using a clean, dry microfibre cloth, avoiding harsh chemical sprays or excess water that could lift historic paint layers. Apply a clear, natural beeswax paste sparingly to unpainted timber elements occasionally to preserve the wood.
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