What periods do these cabinets come from?

The inventory spans the nineteenth century through to the mid-twentieth century. Most examples date from the 1900s to the 1930s. You will find specific periods ranging from mid-nineteenth-century Dutch pieces to 1950s French oak designs.

Are most bedside cabinets sold in pairs?

Many listings consist of matching pairs, which suit twin bedside arrangements in a bedroom. Single cabinets also appear for asymmetric room layouts. Pairs often share identical hardware, timber grain, and decorative carving.

What materials are commonly used?

Solid woods and veneers form the primary structure, with oak, cherry, walnut, and kingwood appearing frequently. Marble tops and brass fittings are also common. Some regional pieces feature painted wood surfaces rather than exposed timber grain.

How do I identify French provincial styles?

French provincial and Louis XV styles typically feature soft curved lines, cabriole legs, and subtle carved motifs. They offer a more rustic interpretation of formal court furniture. Details like parquetry and marquetry add decorative regional character to the simpler wood structures.