Chest of drawers in natural wood and rosewood fillet inlays, standing on curved legs, the front legs extending from the rounded uprights, which are underlined by reserves. The curved front features three drawers in two rows. They are decorated with broken-angle reserves topped with falling garlands. Rhomboid fillet sides. Grey marble top Provincial work of the 18th century H. 85 cm - W. 106 cm - D. 60 cm

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