18th-century Dauphiné Chest Of Drawers

The curved lines of the front, combined with the width of the drawers, create as lender design.
Hache has mastered hisart.
This sauteuse chest of drawers rests on four curved legs with a simple, understated frame.
The absence of paneling reveals the master’s craftsmanship.
This balance is enhanced by the top, which harmonizes perfectly with the body.
The double corbin-beak molding is a hall mark of his technique.
The top provides a sublime connection; the interplay of solid and void appears to levitate.
The back further highlights his craftsmanship, as does the interior of thedrawers.
The solid side panels feature a meticulously crafted curve.
This cabinet maker masterfully works with wood (the table top is made from a single plank); the front with molding and a curved profile with a recessed section is his trademark.
The original brass fittings are equally impressive: rooster combs, claw feet, stylized palmettes, fluting, openwork acanthus leaves, and plant motifs.

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