Exceptional 18th Century French Provincial Walnut Two-Part Cupboard - 86¼"

This exceptional French provincial two-part buffet in solid walnut, dating to the late 18th century, originates from a convent in the Lorraine region near Nancy. It features an upper cupboard with a molded cornice above an open serving shelf and a lower section with paneled doors. Slightly asymmetrical in profile, with one chamfered side and the other straight (perhaps once part of a pair) it retains its original hardware and key, and displays a deep, warm chocolate-brown patina developed over centuries of use. Both functional and architectural in presence, it embodies the quiet refinement and enduring elegance of provincial French cabinetmaking.

Suited to a kitchen, dining room, or generous entry, it anchors a space with quiet gravitas. Use the open shelf for pottery, baskets, or everyday glass, and tuck tableware, linens, or pantry goods behind the doors. It harmonizes beautifully with stone, linen, and iron, and offers a compelling counterpoint in contemporary interiors where its timeworn surfaces bring depth and authenticity.