A half-moon chest of drawers with inlaid vases and utensils in amaranth, rosewood and Greek fillet frames, opening with two drawers without a crossbar simulating three. Rounded mounts with simulated flutes, tapered legs. Chutes, sabots (to be refixed), keyholes and draw rings in chased and gilt bronze. Louis XVI period Grey veined white marble top. H. 91 W. 75 D. 37,5 cm Accidents, cracks and damages to the veneer, restorations Our chest of drawers can be compared to the productions of the cabinet makers Topino or Caumont.

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