Louis XIV Commode In Period Marquetry Early Eighteenth Century.

Louis XIV chest of drawers with a slightly arched veneer front: olive, cherry, satin, rosewood and maple fillets. The top is decorated with reserves, rosettes, spandrels and intertwined fillets, it is molded with an olive tree end wood ogee. It opens with four drawers in three rows, decorated with rosewood reserves to receive the hanging handles, they are framed by a net of Sycamore and olive tree. The drawers are molded around a rosewood corbin beak. It rests on straight feet, they are decorated with small consoles at the angles, they are connected by a low crosspiece centered with a "cul de Lampe" The cherry wood sides are decorated with a diamond nested in a rectangular reserve. The drawer frames, the intermediate floors are in poplar and fir. Work of the Dauphiné from the beginning of the 18th century, perfectly restored in our workshop.