What periods do these nightstands come from?

The pieces span from the eighteenth century up to the early twentieth century. Many examples date from the nineteenth century and the nineteen twenties. Earlier items include eighteenth-century pine cupboards, while later pieces reflect Louis XV and Louis XVI revival styles.

Are these bedside tables sold in pairs?

A significant portion of the selection consists of matched pairs. These include pairs of bedside chests, cabinets, and lamp tables. Single items also appear, such as individual bedside tables, side tables, and single-door cupboards.

What materials are used in their construction?

Construction materials primarily involve wood, specifically pine and fruitwood, finished with paint or lacquer. Metal and brass elements provide hardware and structural support. Some designs incorporate marble or faux marble tops, alongside cane details or gilded accents.

What styles influence these painted nightstands?

The designs draw on traditional French aesthetics, including French Provincial, French Chateau, and French Empire. Louis XV and Louis XVI styles are particularly prominent. Additional influences include Chinoiserie lacquerwork and faux bamboo turning from the nineteenth century.