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Paul Vacher for Le Galion Perfume House (Paris
with shamrock carving
Candee was an American author
16th century
these doors were recently refinished and are ready to install with the original jamb
French Louis XIII Walnut Homme Debout Two-Part Cabinet [RESTORE #D3369] Paul Vacher for Le GalionDETAILS This antique, French, period Louis XIII cabinet is a traditional, wardrobe or half armoire called a homme debout which translates into standing man. Some believe the name originated in the Vende region where during the French Revolution, armed men were hidden away between battles. The interior was removed allowing a soldier to hide in the cabinet. This example is arranged in two parts; the smaller top section is fitted with two shelves over a
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