Transitional-style Chest Of Drawers In Light Cherry Wood, With Three Molded Drawers And Inlays, And Snail-shaped Legs, 18th Century

A charming transitional provincial-style chest of drawers in light cherry wood with beveled sides, front legs in a beautifully coiled “snail” design, a front panel featuring three drawers with beautiful and elegant “Armandine-style” molding, round, swinging handles and keyholes in chiseled gilded bronze, framed panel sides, and fine rosewood and lemon tree marquetry on the sides, a scalloped apron featuring a fine elm burl at its center, surrounded by delicate inlaid friezes matching the sides; the solid, sturdy pegged backs, as well as the drawer bottoms, have been refurbished in the original style for improved hygiene. This pristine piece has been carefully restored, and this charming piece will grace your home with the charm of the 18th century and the Ancien Régime. It is in good condition, well-documented, and light in appearance with modest proportions; in short, a lovely, sound, and decorative piece suitable for both a bedroom and a living room.