Louis XV Period Marquetry Commode In The Shape Of A Tomb, Circa 1740

Louis XV Marquetry Commode, Circa 1740. Exceptional Louis XV period commode, inlaid with violet wood, resting on cabriole legs terminating in gilt bronze sabots. This commode, curved on all sides, opens with five drawers in three rows on the front. It is topped with a superb molded and curved Royal Red Marble top. Remarkable marquetry work in a frieze pattern, with a geometric lozenge design. Its curved uprights are adorned with corner mounts decorated with female masks and foliate scrolls extending to the sabots. Beautiful and rich ornamentation of gilt and chased bronze, such as the mounts, lamp brackets, sabots, keyhole escutcheons, movable drawer pulls, and masks. Bronzes bearing the crowned C hallmark, a guarantee of quality. Beautiful wood, lovely varnished finish. Parisian furniture of exceptional quality, with refined and elegant lines. This chest of drawers combines practical utility thanks to its ample storage space, allowing you to also display and showcase your art objects, decorative items, clocks, or lighting fixtures. It also offers a splendid visual appeal with its lovely, delicate curves. With its beautiful proportions, it will easily adapt to your interior. This exceptional piece, enhanced by rich bronze ornamentation and precious wood, testifies to the refinement of Parisian furniture from the Louis XV period. It will bring luxury and prestige to your home. Parisian work from the Louis XV period, 18th century, circa 1740. Dimensions: Height: 88 cm Width: 134 cm Depth: 66 cm In excellent condition.