Louis MAJORELLE (1859-1926). Mahogany and mahogany veneer bedroom furniture molded and carved with foliage decoration including : - a straight bed. 150 x 155 cm (the crosspieces are missing). - a rectangular bedside with a console, a shelf and a drawer. 104 x 36,5 x 32 cm (veneer of the shelf stained and warped). - a large rectangular mirror cabinet opening in the central part by a door with a beveled glass mirror, the sides opening by a leaf topped by a niche, the lower part opening by seven drawers. Drawing handles in bronze decorated with creeper and stylized foliage. With its keys. 230 x 159 x 44 cm (slight accidents, stains and traces of humidity). Stamped in black on the back of the cabinet "Majorelle, decorator, 124 R. de Provence, Paris". Art-nouveau period.

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