Louis XV-era Marquetry Chest Of Drawers, Stamped "boudin Léonard."

Stunning Louis XV-era chiffonnière chest of drawers with fine marquetry.

Stamped “Léonard Boudin” (1745–1804).

The stamp is visible beneath the marble top.

Léonard Boudin, a renowned Parisian cabinetmaker, was granted master status in 1761.

18th-century Parisian craftsmanship.

It is topped with a superb original incarnat marble (veined red) top, with a double bevel, intact, and 4 cm thick.

It features 4 drawers on the front.

A key is included and works for all drawers.

Decorated with floral motifs on each drawer; the side panels feature light, flowing lines.

Precious wood marquetry veneer with floral and foliage motifs on a curly-grain background.

It rests on a slightly arched base.

Perfect stability.

Richly ornamented with finely chiseled gilded bronze on the lock plates, spindles, and feet.

Raw, period-style paneled back.

In beautiful condition, with a sound structure and an original patina.

Its compact dimensions make it particularly easy to place.

This period piece will instantly bring warmth and character to your home.

The elegance of its lines and the nobility of its materials ensure that this chiffonnière will blend seamlessly into any interior style, whether antique or contemporary!