Pair of Louis XVI chests of drawers, in the manner of Maggiolini, Lombardy, late 18th century Veneered in rosewood with opposing bands, filleted and richly inlaid in various woods. Two large drawers and one smaller under-top drawer. Front and sides centered by circular reserves with classical scenes and decorated with friezes with concatenated motifs of vases, ribbons and medallions. Candelabra uprights, truncated pyramidal legs. Marble top W. 123 - D. 57.5 - H. 91 cm Handles probably not original https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/mnva05s12wgukhzaesxb2/AABQFrK2VN371x07h_ClJIk?rlkey=8mvqkb617g2dgy4poqvrpwl6a&st=sbtft85h&dl=0

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