Early 1900s French Provincial Walnut Nightstand kitchenware while the rich oak tones

while the rich oak tones bring a sense of age and craftsmanship

The cabinet stands on a sturdy plinth base and retains its honest signs of age and use

narrow silhouette features a classic dentil-molded cornice above a full-length astragal glazed door

It dates from the late Victorian to early Edwardian era (roughly 1890–1910)

Beautiful contemporary lamp with a textured bobble ceramic base and tonal linen shade

Early 1900s French Provincial Walnut Nightstand kitchenware while the rich oak tonesEarly 1900s French Provincial walnut nightstand. A tiered structure featuring a black marble top, single frieze drawer and spindle support columns. These open pillars frame a middle shelf that sits over a closed pot cupboard. The lower cabinet was originally designed to discreetly store a chamber pot before modern indoor plumbing became universal. These days these pieces serve equally well as narrow hallway display plinths, accent tables next to high