![Two water jugs - 19th century - Lot Valley - [PA058] [PA059]](https://www.aux-rois-louis.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/PA058_59_094x900-600x600.jpg)
Two water jugs – 19th century – Lot Valley Also called head jugs, because they were carried on the head by women who went to fetch water, these two water jugs were turned in the Lot Valley in the 19th century. Imagine women fetching water from the village well or fountain, to meet all the…
![Walnut sideboard with scallop shell – Louis XV – 18th century – Lot Valley – [ME067]](https://www.aux-rois-louis.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/ME067_144-600x600.jpg)
Walnut sideboard with scallop shell – Louis XV – 18th century – Lot Valley – [ME067] Walnut sideboard with scallop shell – Louis XV – 18th century – Lot Valley Door medallion worked in projecting molding Patterns of points, windings and curved lines describe around the medallions of the doors a skilfully convoluted rim. What…
![Oval walnut cellar table – 18ᵗʰ century – Lot – [MP017]](https://www.aux-rois-louis.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MP017_P1600257-600x600.jpg "MP017_P1600257")
Oval walnut cellar table – 18ᵗʰ century – Lot – [MP017] All the charm of period furniture from the Province of Quercy is found in the flexibility of the curves and moldings of this pretty little oval table…
![Winegrower's table in oak and cherry wood – 18ᵗʰ century – Lot – [MP014]](https://www.aux-rois-louis.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/MP014_P1600176-600x600.jpg "MP014_P1600176")
Winegrower’s table in oak and cherry wood – 18ᵗʰ century – Lot – [MP014] This solid oval table was installed in the cellars during the harvest and during the production of wines. The rest of the time, thanks to its removable tray independent of the base on clogs, this winegrower’s furniture could easily be stored.