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

A Louis XVI Period Officer's Commode in Flamed Mahogany, Circa 1780. This sumptuous Louis XVI period officer's commode, crafted in flamed mahogany, rests on toupie feet terminating in gilt bronze sabots. The commode is topped with a white marble slab with gray veining, encircled by an openwork gilt brass gallery. It features three drawers in the front. The front uprights are rounded with fluting inlaid in gilt brass. The gallery is rounded at the front. The rear uprights are also fluted and inlaid in gilt brass. The commode boasts beautiful and rich gilt bronze and brass ornamentation, including sabots, drawer pulls, rings, keyhole escutcheons, drawer and panel frames, and the gallery. The flamed mahogany wood is of fine quality and has a beautiful patina. Cloverleaf locks, a mark of quality. It does not have its key. This piece of furniture is of exceptional quality, with refined and elegant lines, in the style of the Parisian master cabinetmaker, Molitor. This chest of drawers combines practical utility with its ample storage space, allowing you to also display your art objects, decorative items, clocks, or lighting fixtures. Its beautiful proportions and harmonious curves also make it a stunning addition to your décor. This exquisitely finished piece embodies the refinement of French furniture from the Louis XVI period, bringing luxury and prestige to your interior. Parisian work, Louis XVI period, circa 1780, 18th century. Dimensions: Height: 87 cm, Width: 105.5 cm, Depth: 52.5 cm. In excellent condition. We are at your disposal for any further information. WWW.DANTAN.STORE