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1. 
   Patto | May 09, 2006 01:25am | #1

   Greg,

   Not plans, but check out this site.

   http://www.grange.fr

   The have a printed catalogue with major sizes so you can work out the scale pretty easily. Dont know it this stuff is sold in the US, but in Australia is sells for as much as custom high quality furiniture. The outlet in Melbourne is a real pleasure to visit, even if they are pretty sure you wount buy anything.

   Dave

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   AlanYoung | May 09, 2006 08:46pm | #2

   Chris Gonchour (sp?)wrote an article for FWW a few years back 3?.
   The article detailed 4 or 5 French Provincial furniture elements. I am sorry I don't have a copy or remember what issue...perhaps a note to editors here will help.

   Alan

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   a_Furnitologist | May 10, 2006 05:19am | #3

   There's a text by Ruddy, might even be called French Provincial Furniture??? (close)

   I'd take a look at an armoire and re-design it to your needs. Sounds like your about to build a transitional piece of furntiture....COOL!!!!

   Does anybody know the time period of French Provincial???

   Neil

   http://www.furnitology.com

    

    

4. 
   WillGeorge | May 10, 2006 04:55pm | #4

   French Provincial furniture ! DANG!

   My wife loved that stuff!

   We could not afford it so we got early Amarican as in Early American 1960 or something..

   First time one of the kids broke it.. My wife said 'I guess you were right' FOR the first time!

5. 
   MiaJones | Sep 06, 2013 01:28am | #5

   It takes so me much time...well you can find modern French provincial kitchens at Direct Kitchens.

   Cheers!

6. 
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