Faux Bois Painted Shop Counter
Found in France, this beautiful old shop counter features a wonderful faux bois paint finish decorating the lower portion. Having a most enviable patina, the beveled edge planked wood top is worn to perfection. Ornate decorative corbels, along with raised panels and molding, provide an air of sophistication to the counter. A single drawer and shelf at the back offer ample storage.
Sturdy and built to last, this versatile, one-of-a-kind statement-making piece is perfect for use as a kitchen island or bar and will add a sense of history to a modern home.
A specialist painting technique that imitates the texture and patterns of wood, “faux bois”, or “woodgraining”, has been used for centuries to enhance the appearance of architectural elements and furniture pieces both indoors and out. Layers of paint, pigmentation, and oils or varnishes allowed common wood species such as pine or oak to mimic more exotic species such as mahogany, thus minimizing costs while not skimping on style.
Found in France, dates to the mid-19th century
The interior shelf is raw, natural wood that has been smoothed with age
Remnants of pale blue-gray paint remain on most of the drawer’s surface
A simple mushroom knob is present at the drawer
Scratches and stains consistent with age and use
No structural damage, in great condition, considering its age
Approximately 55.25" L x 20.75" W x 34"H
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Found in France, this beautiful old shop counter features a wonderful faux bois paint finish decorating the lower portion. Having a most enviable patina, the beveled edge planked wood top is worn to perfection. Ornate decorative corbels, along with raised panels and molding, provide an air of sophistication to the counter. A single drawer and shelf at the back offer ample storage.
Sturdy and built to last, this versatile, one-of-a-kind statement-making piece is perfect for use as a kitchen island or bar and will add a sense of history to a modern home.
A specialist painting technique that imitates the texture and patterns of wood, “faux bois”, or “woodgraining”, has been used for centuries to enhance the appearance of architectural elements and furniture pieces both indoors and out. Layers of paint, pigmentation, and oils or varnishes allowed common wood species such as pine or oak to mimic more exotic species such as mahogany, thus minimizing costs while not skimping on style.
Found in France, dates to the mid-19th century
The interior shelf is raw, natural wood that has been smoothed with age
Remnants of pale blue-gray paint remain on most of the drawer’s surface
A simple mushroom knob is present at the drawer
Scratches and stains consistent with age and use
No structural damage, in great condition, considering its age
Approximately 55.25" L x 20.75" W x 34"H
Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
This item requires either freight shipping or white glove delivery service.
Request a shipping quote here.
Need help with an item? Email Us
Request a trade discount here.
Found in France, this beautiful old shop counter features a wonderful faux bois paint finish decorating the lower portion. Having a most enviable patina, the beveled edge planked wood top is worn to perfection. Ornate decorative corbels, along with raised panels and molding, provide an air of sophistication to the counter. A single drawer and shelf at the back offer ample storage.
Sturdy and built to last, this versatile, one-of-a-kind statement-making piece is perfect for use as a kitchen island or bar and will add a sense of history to a modern home.
A specialist painting technique that imitates the texture and patterns of wood, “faux bois”, or “woodgraining”, has been used for centuries to enhance the appearance of architectural elements and furniture pieces both indoors and out. Layers of paint, pigmentation, and oils or varnishes allowed common wood species such as pine or oak to mimic more exotic species such as mahogany, thus minimizing costs while not skimping on style.
Found in France, dates to the mid-19th century
The interior shelf is raw, natural wood that has been smoothed with age
Remnants of pale blue-gray paint remain on most of the drawer’s surface
A simple mushroom knob is present at the drawer
Scratches and stains consistent with age and use
No structural damage, in great condition, considering its age
Approximately 55.25" L x 20.75" W x 34"H
Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
This item requires either freight shipping or white glove delivery service.
Request a shipping quote here.
Need help with an item? Email Us
Request a trade discount here.