French Painted Bibliothèque
$8,295.00
SKU: FA90-12
Dimension: 102.5"H x 84.375"W x 14.5"D
Dimensions: 102-1/2″H(8′ 8-1/2″) x 84-3/8″W(7′-3/8″) x 14-1/2″D
French painted bibliothèque in the Louis XV style. The wonderfully shaped top is fitted with three adjustable shelves and is capped with a curved cornice and center medallion. The base cabinet has a shaped top over two paneled doors with barrel hinges. There is one adjustable shelf inside the divided base which rest on a simple curved plinth. Diving the bibliothèque into two pieces makes it easier to move into your home or office! Each one of our custom furniture pieces is expertly crafted at Fireside in Baton Rouge. Custom sizes, styles, and finishes are available. See detailed photos.
Base dimensions: 32-1/4″H x 82-1/8″W x 15-1/4″D
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Dimensions: 102-1/2″H(8′ 8-1/2″) x 84-3/8″W(7′-3/8″) x 14-1/2″D
French painted bibliothèque in the Louis XV style. The wonderfully shaped top is fitted with three adjustable shelves and is capped with a curved cornice and center medallion. The base cabinet has a shaped top over two paneled doors with barrel hinges. There is one adjustable shelf inside the divided base which rest on a simple curved plinth. Diving the bibliothèque into two pieces makes it easier to move into your home or office! Each one of our custom furniture pieces is expertly crafted at Fireside in Baton Rouge. Custom sizes, styles, and finishes are available. See detailed photos.
Base dimensions: 32-1/4″H x 82-1/8″W x 15-1/4″D
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