Buffet Henry II Renaissance Mahogany Mythology Juno Diana Artemis Hera GoddessEuroLux Home

Description

Antique and Vintage French Buffet Product Details

Dimensions (inches):98.50H x 63W x 23D

Comment:The perfect choice for every goddess, or for anyone who has ever loved a goddess, this exceptional antique French Henry II buffet adorning with carvings of goddesses is a work of art as well as a beautiful piece of furniture. Made in France around the year 1900, the antique Renaissance Henry II style buffet is carved in mahogany wood and it features graceful figures of goddesses. Whether you want to call them Juno, Diana, Artemis or Hera depends on whether you prefer to name them after the Roman or the Greek versions of the goddesses, but in any case they are celebrated as the mythological goddesses of the hunt, wilderness and nature, wild animals, and the moon. The buffet boasts five doors to provide plenty of storage in the cabinets, and the central top door is paned glass so you can display your favorite collectibles. Two drawers add to the storage options, perhaps for your silverware and table mats and napkins. Picture this gorgeous antique French Henry II buffet in your dining room or living room, where it will make a unique style statement.

Origin:France

Date:1900

Material:Mahogany

Style: Henry II

Mark:EuroLux Home

Subject: Hera,Artemis,Juno,Dianna,Mythology

NumberDoors:5

NumberDrawers:2

Used - Good

Item Specifics:Normal wear due to age and use. Minor trim and top veneer damage. Some damage to Hera/Juno's staff and peacock's nose. Can be professionally repaired prior to shipping, if desired.

Free Shipping:Free shipping only applies within the Contiguous 48 United States and this item will be shipped via Vanline. Furniture (over 100 pounds) is shipped via white glove delivery service, which includes bringing the item into your home and placing the item in the room of your choice on the main level of your home. This service includes light assembly and the removal of packing materials. White glove service normally takes 3 to 4 weeks, although delays may occur for more remote locations. Someone must be present to accept and sign for the delivery.