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Louis XVI Chest Of Drawers In Solid Mahogany 18th Century
Large Louis XVI period chest of drawers with a slight projection in solid mahogany.
This elegant Louis XVI period commode, crafted from solid mahogany, is distinguished by its balanced proportions and the refined simplicity of its decoration, characteristic of the Neoclassical style that prevailed in the second half of the 18th century.
The front features a slight central projection that subtly enlivens the composition and lends the piece a striking architectural presence. It opens with five drawers arranged in three rows, the fronts of which are highlighted by delicate marquetry inlay forming a simple and harmonious geometric design. This discreet ornamentation underscores the exceptional quality of the mahogany and the precision of the cabinetmaking.
The front uprights, square in section, rest on tapered legs. These are adorned with simulated fluting executed in marquetry, a decorative technique particularly favored during the reign of Louis XVI, evoking the classical architecture that inspired the decorative arts at the time.
The piece is enhanced by beautiful gilt and chased bronze mounts, including drawer pulls, keyhole escutcheons, and sabots, adding a touch of preciousness while highlighting the elegant lines of the piece.
The commode is topped with a gray marble slab with a shoulder, adorned with elegant white veining. This top, perfectly suited to the proportions of the piece, contributes to its prestigious character and decorative refinement. Through the quality of its materials, the finesse of its execution, and the purity of its design, this commode is a remarkable example of Louis XVI furniture. It is in very good overall condition.
Dimensions:
Width: 130 cm
Height: 87 cm
Depth: 63 cm
Period: Louis XVI, late 18th century
Material: Solid mahogany and stringing marquetry
Top: Gray marble with a shoulder, veined with white
Condition: Very good overall condition.
This elegant Louis XVI period commode, crafted from solid mahogany, is distinguished by its balanced proportions and the refined simplicity of its decoration, characteristic of the Neoclassical style that prevailed in the second half of the 18th century.
The front features a slight central projection that subtly enlivens the composition and lends the piece a striking architectural presence. It opens with five drawers arranged in three rows, the fronts of which are highlighted by delicate marquetry inlay forming a simple and harmonious geometric design. This discreet ornamentation underscores the exceptional quality of the mahogany and the precision of the cabinetmaking.
The front uprights, square in section, rest on tapered legs. These are adorned with simulated fluting executed in marquetry, a decorative technique particularly favored during the reign of Louis XVI, evoking the classical architecture that inspired the decorative arts at the time.
The piece is enhanced by beautiful gilt and chased bronze mounts, including drawer pulls, keyhole escutcheons, and sabots, adding a touch of preciousness while highlighting the elegant lines of the piece.
The commode is topped with a gray marble slab with a shoulder, adorned with elegant white veining. This top, perfectly suited to the proportions of the piece, contributes to its prestigious character and decorative refinement. Through the quality of its materials, the finesse of its execution, and the purity of its design, this commode is a remarkable example of Louis XVI furniture. It is in very good overall condition.
Dimensions:
Width: 130 cm
Height: 87 cm
Depth: 63 cm
Period: Louis XVI, late 18th century
Material: Solid mahogany and stringing marquetry
Top: Gray marble with a shoulder, veined with white
Condition: Very good overall condition.
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