Stripped Pine Credenza from Spain with Arched Doors and Decorative Nailheads

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Stripped Pine Credenza from Spain with Arched Doors and Decorative Nailheads

About the Item

When discussing French furniture, a buffet with more than two doors is called an enfilade. In other countries, they are sometimes referred to as credenzas. Regardless of the culture, these very wide cabinets are typically low to the ground, resting on shallow feet. This is true of our Spanish credenza with arched doors and decorative nailheads, hand-carved in the 1940’s. The pine wood (probably maritime pine, which is found in Mediterranean climates) has been stripped, revealing remarkably straight grain that is a hallmark of this wood. Each of the doors has been hand-carved with a lozenge-patterned background, with each diamond possessing a central iron floret. A pair of iron straps with scrolled tips and hinge plates are affixed to each of the arched doors. The screws that attach the iron to the wood have been encircled by textured iron protuberances. A full-length shelf can be found behind the doors, which shut securely by rotating the wooden turn latches that are embellished with iron florets. Above each door is a small drawer, accessed by iron pulls attached to iron mounts. Centered in between the doors and drawers are two large, pierced iron escutcheons. All the iron has been painted gray, offering a stark visual contrast from the beige wood. The front legs are rounded, resembling pillars, with bun feet beneath, while the back legs and feet are blocked. Our Spanish buffet in stripped pine is a handsome storage cabinet that can work with most interior design styles. It can be paired in the dining room with a rustic farm table or used in the kitchen as a supplement to a pantry.

Dimensions:
Height: 40.25 in (102.24 cm)Width: 88 in (223.52 cm)Depth: 21.125 in (53.66 cm)
Materials and Techniques:
Iron,Pine,Bleached
Place of Origin:
Spain
Period:
1940-1949
Date of Manufacture:
circa 1940
Condition:
Additions or alterations made to the original: The pine wood has been stripped of the original finish. Refinished. Wear consistent with age and use. Minor losses. Good condition with minor nicks and losses to wood. The wood has been stripped, with slight traces of the original finish remaining. Light rubs and buildup to iron hardware.
Seller Location:
Dallas, TX
Reference Number:
Seller: 122-91stDibs: LU906328621572