Pair Of Louis XVI-style Chest-of-drawers, Probably Italian, 19th Century

An elegant pair of Louis XVI-style chests of drawers, likely made in Italy during the 19th century. Each piece features two front drawers and displays remarkable geometric marquetry combining walnut, mahogany, and violetwood, enhanced by finely executed fillets and frames.

The tapered legs with simulated fluting, the keyholes, and the gilded bronze knobs elegantly highlight the neoclassical inspiration characteristic of the Louis XVI style.

The tops are finished with elegant white Carrara marble, lending brightness and elegance to the entire piece. The balanced proportions, the quality of the veneers, and the delicacy of the decoration make this pair of pieces as decorative as they are functional, ideal for framing a fireplace, a hallway, or a large reception room.

Dimensions:

• Width: 125.5 cm
• Depth: 59.5 cm
• Height: 94.5 cm

A rare pair due to its dimensions and the quality of its craftsmanship, reflecting the expertise of 19th-century Italian workshops inspired by 18th-century French aesthetics.

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