25. Chest of drawers of curved form, the frame in fir, the bases in walnut. It opens in front of three rows of drawers, the upper is divided into three. Veneer of rosewood and violet wood contrasting, drawing curved reserves. The curved sides, it is topped with a veined red marble probably Pyrenean. Garnished with gilded and foliated bronzes, fixed handles, falls, sabots and apron. Stamped on the front crossbar: " I.M. Chevalier ". 18th century. Chips and damages to the veneer. Height : 86 cm. Length : 130 cm. Depth : 66 cm. Accidents, missing parts, and restorations.

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