Inlaid commode. France, late 18th century Panned in bois de rose and filleted, moved front with two drawers framed by a single reserve framing elegant inlay in various woods with vases, flowering branches and birds. Sides ornamented similarly to the front, shaped pendant centered by gilded bronze frieze frieze, gilded bronze appliqués and escutcheons, shaped marble line top 128X64X84 cm Good overall condition, natural signs of wear and tear of time, as pictured Minor stripes and an unattached brass escutcheon are evident https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/lu7aq7p7kflbppsmqm2zw/AKdcjAEe736nv3m18oRazjs?rlkey=a0cpb5eycb2olyr0i3f1i20xp&st=l4aozhui&dl=0

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