Tomb Chest Of Drawers, Louis XV Period, Regency, Stamped A. Dav, France, XVIII Century

Large chest of drawers Tombeau rosewood marquetry Regency period.
It opens in front by 5 drawers on three rows enriched by original gilded bronze handles, entries and locks.
The front legs are decorated by gilded bronze drops and end with gilt bronze shoes.
The top is decorated with a gray marble with beak of corbin probably posterior.
This dresser has been restored and repolished with shellac buffer by our Atelier.

Stamped by A. DAV (Antoine-Louis Davaze) on the right front amount.
Antoine-Louis Davaze, carpenter-cabinetmaker. Paris, 18th century.
On June 3, 1767 he was received as master. He lived in the streets of the Sepulcher, the Holy Fathers,
Montagne-Sainte-Geneviève and Vieilles-Etuves-Saint Martin. He disappeared in 1791.

87 cm H x 129 cm W x 65 cm D

We ship worldwide with insurance policy and professional crating.