Provençal Walnut Chest Of Drawers From The Louis XV-louis XVI Transitional Period, 18th Century.

A sublime Provençal walnut commode from the Louis XV-Louis XVI Transition period, dating from the 18th century. This Provençal commode, crafted from solid, molded, and carved walnut, dates from the Louis XV-Louis XVI Transition period. It rests on finely carved, cabriole legs terminating in scrolls. The commode's curved front features two drawers and is topped with a superb molded, canted, and stepped blue Turquin marble slab. The canted uprights are inlaid with fluting. The openwork legs and stretchers are richly carved with a motif of ribboned roses and acanthus leaves. It boasts beautiful gilt bronze ornamentation, including keyhole escutcheons and drawer pulls. The patina is exquisite. This piece of furniture is of exceptional quality, with refined and elegant lines. This chest of drawers combines practical utility with its ample storage space. You can also display your art objects, collectibles, clocks, or lighting fixtures. Visually stunning with its harmonious curves and delicate finish, it will easily complement your décor. This remarkably high-quality piece, beautifully proportioned, testifies to the refinement of 18th-century French furniture. Provençal work from the Louis XV-Louis XVI Transition period, 18th century. Dimensions: Height: 90 cm Width: 128 cm Depth: 66 cm. In excellent condition; noteworthy is the previously restored marble top.