Pair of 19th Century French Cupboard Doors in Gris Trianon & Crème Decor A handsome example of Provençal

A handsome example of Provençal pottery

Mahogany became a favored material for fine furniture during the Georgian and Victorian eras

Matisse and Cezanne

with a central well for the vegetable and often a rim for discarded leaves

Some crackling visible but no none visible cracks or chips

Pair of 19th Century French Cupboard Doors in Gris Trianon & Crème Decor A handsome example of ProvençalA handsome pair of late 19th century French cupboard doors, retaining their original painted finish in a soft gris trianon with cream painted molding details. Each door is composed of three raised panels a tall upper panel, a narrow middle panel with elegant diamond lozenge carved detail, and a lower square panel a composition characteristic of French provincial. The painted surface shows a beautifully aged patina consistent with their age and