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Louis MAJORELLE (1859–1926). A music score cabinet in molded walnut with mahogany veneer, featuring a quadrangular body with four vertical compartments and a storage compartment at the bottom; a solid central door on the left side inlaid with different types of wood in a design featuring poppies, ears of wheat, and millstones, and three side and top shelves. Side base with hollowed-out sections and molded legs Signed on the solid door on the left side. Height: 165 cm, Width: 84 cm, Depth: 39 cm Key slightly damaged; stains, scratches, and minor dents; interior glass shelf added later; red fabric added to the back of the cabinet Bibliography: Nancy Majorelle, *Meubles d’art*, sales catalog; a similar model is listed under no. 131 and reproduced on pl. 19. Édith Mannoni, *Meubles et ensembles style 1900*, Éditions Charles Massin, Paris, 1968; a similar model is reproduced on p. 14. Alastair Duncan, *Louis Majorelle—Master of Art Nouveau Design*, Thames and Hudson, London, 1991; a similar model (plate 130 from the Majorelle sales catalog) is reproduced on p. 203.
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