Satin-veneered, amaranth and composite fillet chest of drawers with Grecque motif, opening on three rows with five drawers, three of which are in the first row. The straight jambs, rounded on the front, are simulated fluted and rest on small cambered feet. Chased ormolu trim: lock escutcheons, falls, aprons and lion's paw hooves. Flanders Red marble top with moldings. France. Transitional Louis XV - Louis XVI period. H_89,5 cm W_114 cm D_52,5 cm Accidents. Partly associated bronze. Later locks.

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