Important Louis XV-era Wedding Cabinet In Marquetry And Burl Wood

A large Louis XV-era wedding cabinet featuring marquetry and burl wood, with a two-door front and a wide drawer in the lower section.

The piece stands out for the richness of its decoration and the selection of strongly grained and figurative woods, highlighted by molded frames and marquetry elements.

The arched top rail is adorned with a marquetry frieze, while the central upright also features an elegant design of contrasting woods.

The two doors consist of large scalloped panels.

They retain beautiful antique bronze or brass hardware, with keyholes and long decorative fittings.

The lower section opens with a wide drawer featuring two drop handles and an ornate keyhole.

The lower crossbar, which is particularly decorative, is scroll-cut and carved with a central shell motif, volutes, and scrollwork.

The piece rests on curved legs that end in scrollwork.

The interior, fully lined with red fabric, has been fitted with a hanging rail and shelves, offering ample storage space.

A striking piece of furniture with monumental proportions and a beautiful antique patina, particularly decorative.

Period: 18th century
Materials: Burl wood and marquetry
Dimensions: H. 261 × W. 164 × D. 67 cm