Chest Of Drawers Stamped "lardin" A French Famous Cabinet Maker—18th Century
A superb chest of drawers bearing two stamps by André-Antoine Lardin (1724–1790, admitted as a master in 1750) and a guild hallmark.
Transitional style, 18th century (circa 1760).
A very fine example of a Transition-period chest of drawers featuring wood marquetry. Made of rosewood and walnut veneers
The chest features five drawers arranged in three rows across the front, with visible crossbars.
Drawers and back panel in oak
The chest of drawers retains its original marble top, which is intact
In perfect condition with a magnificent patina
Delivery available in Belgium, France, and internationally.
On view in our showroom at 41 Rue Henri Wafelaerts, 1060 Brussels, Belgium
Transitional style, 18th century (circa 1760).
A very fine example of a Transition-period chest of drawers featuring wood marquetry. Made of rosewood and walnut veneers
The chest features five drawers arranged in three rows across the front, with visible crossbars.
Drawers and back panel in oak
The chest of drawers retains its original marble top, which is intact
In perfect condition with a magnificent patina
Delivery available in Belgium, France, and internationally.
On view in our showroom at 41 Rue Henri Wafelaerts, 1060 Brussels, Belgium
3 800 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Wood marquetry
Length: 1m27
Height: 88cm
Depth: 59cm
Reference (ID): 1828849
Availability: In stock
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