Louis XVI Period Flamed Mahogany Officer's Chest Of Drawers, Circa 1780

Louis XVI Period Officer's Commode in Flamed Mahogany Circa 1780 Sumptuous Louis XVI Period Officer's Commode in Flamed Mahogany, Resting on Spindle Feet Ending in Gilt Bronze Sabots. This Commode Decorated with a White Grey Veined Marble Surrounded by a Gallery in Gilt Brass and Openwork, Opens with Three Drawers on the Front. Its Front Uprights, Rounded with Flutes Inlaid with Gilt Brass and Scrapers. Its Gallery Rounded at the Front and with Offsets at the Back. Its Rear Uprights, with Flutes Inlaid with Gilt Brass and Scrapers. Rich and Beautiful Ornamentation of Bronze and Gilded Brass Such as Hoofs, Pull Handles, Scrapers, Rings, Lock Entrances, Drawer Frames and Panels, Gallery. Beautiful Essence of Flamed Mahogany Wood, Beautiful Patina. Furniture of Very Beautiful Quality of Execution, with Refined and Elegant Lines, in the Taste of the Parisian Master Cabinetmaker, Molitor. This Chest of Drawers Combining Both Practical Utility, with its Spacious Storage Drawers, You Can Also Display Your Art Objects, Decoration, Clocks or Lighting. But Also Making a Very Pretty Visual with its Beautiful Proportions and Harmonious Curves, It Will Easily Adapt to Your Decoration. This piece with careful finishing, embodies the elegance of French furniture from the Louis XVI period, it will bring luxury and prestige to your interior. Work from the Louis XVI period, 18th century, around 1780. Dimensions: Height: 91.5 cm Width: 129 cm Depth: 59 cm In beautiful condition of conservation. We are at your disposal, for any further information. WWW.DANTAN.STORE