Rare Small Toilet Commode, In Mahogany Burl Veneer - Late 19th Century

Small Dresser in Flamed Mahogany Veneer, originally used as a Vanity Unit. It opens on the top by a flap system called 'Piano', lined with an original rectangular mirror and held vertically by a brass compass. It reveals a space in White Marble in which you can deposit the necessary to get ready. This Rectiline cabinet also offers four drawers of identical depths, arranged in four rows and assembled in 'Dovetails'. All lock and are provided with their respective keys. We will note on their facades the pretty symmetrical designs formed by the Veneered Burl Mahogany, and which stand out from the sides, more Sober since in Wire Mahogany. The whole rests on a refined plinth. Rare by its small dimensions, notable for its Sobriety, this asexual Dresser can seduce both a Man and a Woman. ******** Period: Late 19th century Perfect condition after restoration in our workshop. Wax finish only. Additional photos available by clicking on the following link: https://www.antiquites-lecomte.com/boutique/commodes/rare-petite-commode-de-toilette-en-placage-de-ronce-dacajou-fin-xixe possible, in France and in Europe, by our partner specialized in the transport of furniture. Dimensions: On the top: Length: 54 cm Width: 38 cm On the body: Length: 50 cm Width 36 cm Height: 85 cm Ref: 777 R