Louis MAJORELLE (1859-1926). Mahogany and mahogany veneer bedroom furniture, the edges of the dressing table carved with a frieze of flowers. Stamped with a MAJORELLE Nancy shell on the right side panel. It includes : - low rectangular cupboard opening with three leaves fitted with blackened wood handles, Height. 160 cm - Width: 210 cm - Depth: 49 cm, - dressing table with large oval pivoting mirror flanked by two drawer and leaf boxes (damaged base, traces of damp, missing key), Height. 168 cm - Width 130 cm - Depth 30 cm Late Art Nouveau period.

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