Louis XV Provincial armoire

18th Century French Louis XV Fruitwood Armoire with brass mounts. Having two large doors, serpentine top and carved embellishments. Interior with shelves, and stands on cabriole front legs. Measures 9

Mid 18th Century. In walnut, with inlaid cornice, 2 doors. With pitting and signs of age. Fitted interior. 8 feet 8 inches height, 4 feet 10 inches width, 2 feet 1 inch depth. 8'8"H x 4'10"W x 2'1"D

A Louis XV Provincial Armoire 18th Century

French, 18th century. Carved walnut Louis XV provincial armoire, having a shaped cornice, sunflower rosette, double paneled doors and sides, interior fitted with shelves and two drawers, scalloped apr

A Louis XV Provincial oak armoiresecond half 18th centuryheight 93in (236cm); width 68in (173cm); depth 27in (69cm)

A Louis XV Provincial Walnut Armoire First Half 19th Century Height 98 x width 58 x depth 25 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Louis XV Provincial Oak Armoire, France, 19th century, Normandy, molded bonnet top above a carved frieze with compass surrounded by pendant bell flowers, over paneled cabinet doors with rocaille carvi

Louis XV Provincial Walnut Armoire, Signed P.C. Turcot, 18thc, (Maitre 1734-1782) with arched molded top over a pair of hinged doors with lozenge shaped molded carving, raised on squared feet. Stamped

A Louis XV Provincial Walnut Armoire 18th Century Height 90 1/2 x width 55 x depth 21 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Estate of Ward Gerard Gosselin, Batavia, IL Ward Gerard

A Louis XV Provincial cherrywood armoiresecond half 18th centuryInterior later fitted as a bar.height 92 1/2in (235cm); width 55 1/2in (141cm); depth 22 1/4in (56.5cm)

French, late 18th C. 6'8"h x 4'11"w x 28"d Provenance: Property from a Distinguished New Jersey Gentleman

French (Lyonnaise), 19th century. A carved oak Louis XV Provincial style armoire, having a crested and molded top over a conforming cornice, with paneled sides and chamfered corners, with two paneled

French, second half 19th century. A Louis XV Provincial style armoire having a crested and molded top over a conforming cornice, with paneled sides and chamfered corners, with two paneled and fluted d

A Louis XV Provincial Carved Walnut Armoire Late 18th Century Height 96 1/2 x width 50 x depth 23 inches. Property From The Estate of Edwin L. Cox, Dallas, Texas

18th century; in multiple sections; 66 inches wide; 27 inches deep; 102 inches high

A Louis XV Provincial Style Marquetry Armoire late 18th/early 19th century the domed molded cornice above the frieze inlaid to show a flowering urn flanked by flowering vines and two paneled doors ope

* A Louis XV Style Provincial Style Armoire 19th/20th century having a molded cornice over two grill inset doors, the whole raised on short cabriole legs. Height 81 x width 55 x depth 17 inches. Estim

The molded cornice over two paneled doors opening to a plain interior, a scrolled apron below, raised on scroll-carved feet. Height 110 x width 65 x depth 25 inches.

French Louis XV provincial carved oak armoire, stepped cornice, two doors above large drawer, with carved ornamentation. 97" H x 58" W x 26" D.

Collection of Miniature French Style Furnishings and Accessories: Including a Louis XV style French Provincial armoire {dimensions 7 1/2 x 4 3/4 x 2 inches}, pair of cabinets, Chinese screen (unfinish

LOUIS XV STYLE PROVINCIAL WALNUT ARMOIRE HAVING MOLDED CORNICE OVER A REEDED CARVED FRIEZE AND CENTER POST, NOW ATTACHED TO FORM, TWO LARGE RECTANGULAR DOORS WITH FIELDED PANELS HAVING SCALLOPED APRON

19th Century of undulating D-shaped outline, with a pair of wire-inset doors enclosing a mirrored and green velvet-lined interior fitted with three shelves; flanked on each side by a further wire-inse

French, second half 19th century. A large Louis XV style armoire with urn and foliate carved panels, fiches (elongated hinges), on scroll feet. Unmarked. Approx. h. 93.25", w. 60", d. 26".

A Louis XV Provincial Style Carved Walnut Armoire 19th Century and Later Height 94 x width 54 x depth 24 inches. Property from the Collection of Richard and Charron Traut, Hinsdale, Illinois