211 - MAJORELLE Frères et Cie, Nancy (Lorraine), Louis Majorelle (1859–1926), designer. A rare Art Nouveau parlor piece, crafted from stained, carved walnut and decorated with a clematis vine motif (Clematis vitalba), serving as a display cabinet. It consists of a central cabinet that opens via a door fully inlaid with a water scene depicting frogs leaping from water lily leaves (signed), and five drawers with bronze handles featuring a clover motif. The frame of the cabinet and the drawers are made of oak. Circa 1900–1905. 126 x 38 x height 133 cm.

MAJORELLE Frères et Cie, Nancy (Lorraine), Louis Majorelle (1859–1926), designer. A rare Art Nouveau parlor piece, crafted from stained, carved walnut and decorated with a clematis vine motif (Clematis vitalba), serving as a display cabinet. It consists of a central cabinet that opens via a door fully inlaid with a water scene depicting frogs leaping from water lily leaves (signed), and five drawers with bronze handles featuring a clover motif. The frame of the cabinet and the drawers are made of oak. Circa 1900–1905. 126 x 38 x height 133 cm. Provenance: commissioned by Nicolas Noël (1837–1914), Château de la Flie, in Liverdun. This rare piece, of exceptionally fine craftsmanship, has remained in the same family and in its original condition since its creation in the early 20th century. It has never undergone any restoration. It shows a few minor signs of wear due to its age and use: small stains and discoloration on the top right shelf.