Marquetry Commode From The Louis XV-louis XVI Transitional Period, Circa 1770

A Louis XV-Louis XVI Transition Period Marquetry Commode, Circa 1770. This sublime Louis XV-Louis XVI Transition Period commode is inlaid with rosewood and violet wood within precious wood frames, resting on cabriole legs terminating in gilt bronze sabots. The projecting front, with five drawers in three rows, is topped with a beautiful molded gray St. Anne marble slab with canted corners. The marquetry work is exquisite, featuring a frieze of wood framed by fillets and reserves. Beautiful gilt bronze ornamentation includes sabots, drops, a lamp base, drawer pulls, and keyhole escutcheons. It retains its keys. A piece of furniture of exceptional quality craftsmanship with clean and elegant lines. This chest of drawers combines practical utility with ample storage space, allowing you to also display your art objects, decorative items, clocks, or lighting fixtures. Its harmonious curves also make it a stunning addition to your décor, making it a perfect fit for any room. With its lovely proportions and meticulous finish, this piece exemplifies the refined style of Louis XV-Louis XVI Transition furniture and will bring charm and prestige to your home. A work from the Louis XV-Louis XVI Transition period, circa 1770. Dimensions: Height: 87 cm, Width: 130 cm, Depth: 59 cm. In excellent condition.