Pudrez, The Louis XV Period Around 1740

Pudrez, the Louis XV period around 1740 An elegant dressing table, the so-called Pudreza from the Louis XV period "A very elegant central dressing table, curved on all sides in rosewood and fruit veneer. The upper part opens with a central shutter on the back of the mercury mirror and surrounded by two shutters.Let appear two removable cabinets, also in fruit veneer.The apron opens with four drawers, one of which is narrower, centered by a sliding writing desk.Posed on four high, pinched and arched legs. feet, as well as beautiful original brass hinges discreetly decorate this piece of furniture representing small furniture from the Louis XV period Period: Louis XV - Mid XVIII These types of dressing tables were popular during the Rococo period in France for the toilet, the hairstyle and storage of white wigs. Later the form was repeated, the internal divisions were reduced, and often decorated with exotic plating, and the function of this me uble has ceased to be as important as it originally was. Origin: France Very good condition, original Apart from some amateur repairs, it has never been renovated, small veneer defects on the edges of the table top Dimensions: height 100 cm, length 114 cm, depth 55 cm approximately Material: fruit and rose veneers Period: Louis XV around 1740 A very rare piece of furniture on the antique market