Pair Of Corner Cabinets In Precious Wood, Louis XV/louis XVI Transition Period – 2nd Part 18th Century

Each corner opens with a door, in rosewood veneer arranged in developed quatrefoils, highlighted with lemon tree and amaranth fillets with Greek corners. These doors, one of which opens to the right and the other to the left, have violet wood frames assembled with a miter cut. Each of them is equipped with an authentic working lock with entry and key. The cutaway uprights are veneered in rosewood also arranged in a developed pattern with a violet wood surround with knot pattern fillet and drop. The protruding, humped feet are covered with hooves. The interior offers two fixed shelves. These two pieces of furniture are each topped with a Royal Red grooved marble. This pair of 300-year-old corner cabinets, made according to the habits and customs of 18th century cabinetmakers, will appeal to lovers of artistic furniture for the quality and beauty of its precious woods. ******** Period: 2nd Part 18th Century Excellent condition. Buffer varnished. Additional photos available by clicking on the following link: https://www.antiquites-lecomte.com/boutique/encoignures/paire-dencoignures-en-marqueterie-de-bois-precieux-epoque-transition-2eme-partie-xviiiie Delivery possible in France and internationally. Dimensions: Width: 70 cm Depth: 48.5 Height: 86 cm Ref: 211123.3