Mid-19th Century French Louis XIV Carved Oak and Chestnut Confiturier Cabinet

This elegant antique oak cabinet was crafted in Normandy, France circa 1920. The provincial "Confiturier" (or jelly cabinet in English), stands on a straight bottom plinth decorated ...

This charming two-piece cabinet was crafted in Normandy, France circa 1870 in the Louis XV style, blending elegant curves with regional rusticity. Made from richly grained oak, the lower section functions as a confiturier, or jam cupboard, featuring a single paneled door with interior shelving. The front and sides are intricately carved with floral sprays, shell motifs, and stylized foliage that continue along the shaped apron and scrolled feet. The upper vitrine is crowned with a curving bonnet cornice above its original wavy glass-front door, flanked by gracefully contoured open shelves, ideal for displaying pottery, books, or decorative accents. Inside, two shaped interior shelves provide functional storage behind the antique glass panel. A carved drawer, decorative escutcheons, and working locks with period-style iron hardware add both charm and utility. Two keys are included. Measuring 75 inches high by 30.25 inches wide and 17 inches deep, this antique Normandy cabinet...

Decorate an entryway, dining area, or hunting lodge with this finely carved antique confiturier. Crafted in France circa 1870, the single-door cabinet rests on a molded plinth base a...

Decorate an entryway, library, or study with this elegant pair of antique “confituriers” (French for jelly cabinets). Crafted in Brittany, France circa 1870, each cabinet is built fr...