This elegant Louis XV-Louis XVI Transition style commode, known as "Greek-style," is entirely crafted from precious wood marquetry. The front features two drawers without a central rail, offering a clear and unobstructed view of the marquetry decoration, characteristic of refined pieces inspired by the late 18th century. The gently curved front is adorned with rich marquetry decoration in framed reserves, featuring a finely executed landscape scene at its center, surrounded by scrolls and geometric borders. The sides are also decorated with antique motifs inspired by Greek art, highlighting the neoclassical influence inherent in the Transition style. The chamfered uprights, structured lines, and elegant restraint of the ornamentation perfectly reflect the balance between the fluidity of Louis XV and the emerging rigor of Louis XVI. The undulating top is also entirely marquetry, blending harmoniously with the overall design. The slender, cabriole legs lend lightness and elegance to the silhouette. Very good overall condition, marquetry well preserved, with slight signs of wear consistent with its age. Characteristics: Style: Transitional Louis XV – Louis XVI Type: Commode à la grecque Opening: Two drawers without a crossbar Decoration: Marquetry of precious woods Period: (19th or 20th century) Condition: Good overall condition































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