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A French rustic wirework (fil de fer) three-tier corner étagère, late 19th or early 20th century. This charming utilitarian piece features a triangular corner-fitting frame constructed from hand-twisted and woven iron wire, forming a diamond-patterned mesh. It is designed with three graduated shelves surmounted by a decorative arched wire gallery, all supported on simple wire loop feet.
Historical & Style Details
History
Wirework furniture and decorative objects, known in France as fil de fer, gained immense popularity during the 19th and early 20th centuries for both garden and domestic use. Valued for their lightweight durability and airy aesthetic, these pieces were hand-crafted by skilled wire weavers (grillageurs). Corner étagères of this type were highly practical, utilized in pantries, kitchens, or conservatories to store vegetables, plants, or household wares while allowing maximum air circulation.
$360.00
A French rustic wirework (fil de fer) three-tier corner étagère, late 19th or early 20th century. This charming utilitar...
Fast shipping and great packaging of the item. Such beautiful plates.