Louis XVI Period Occitan Dressing Table
Its structure is all in solid oak The body of the piece of furniture is decorated with marquetry, composed of walnut, beech and oak This piece of furniture has three poplar flaps, one flanked vertically by horizontal flaps They are decorated on their counter facing with a mahogany veneer And on their facings with a fern and beech frieze The center of the milling is decorated with an Occitan cross inlaid in light boxwood and green-tinted boxwood The front is decorated with an oval brass lock entry topped by a garland The pull knobs are also made of brass as are the square shoes supporting the structure of each foot Furniture restored in our workshop by Thomas (craftsman)
990 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Fully restored in our whorkshop
Material: Oak
Length: 79
Height: 70
Reference (ID): 1447531
Availability: In stock
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