Dresser in natural wood carved in the lower part of a decoration of scrolls, flowery vase, and cut-out leather. Opening to two drawers in the belt framed with lions' heads and of lions and mascarons. The upper part is supported by two columns formed by warriors in of warriors in cuirass in Renaissance style. It opens with two leaves decorated with trompe l'oeil of architecture. It is topped by a frieze decorated with hunting scenes It is topped by a frieze decorated with hunting scenes and a pediment (brought back) with a tavern scene carved in relief. Work of the 19th century H. 255 cm - W. 134 cm - D. 55 cm

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