Late 19th Century Dresser in Marquetry

Sumptuous Parisian manufacturing chest of manufacture, with a beautiful Aleppo marble consisting of colorful fragments with rich shades.
This marble refreshes the movements of the dresser and enjoys a fine throat on his periphery.
The facade, whose central part is relying also, has three drawers enjoying bronze draw rings topped with Louis XVI nodes. The upper tray is decorated with a marquetry of geometric patterns consisting of violet wood and rosewood. The lower drawers are equipped with rosewood marquetry squares and light wooden flowers framed with ebony nets and lemon, on mahogany background. The central part of these two drawers has a large basket with apples, pears and grapes, surrounded by daffodils and roses whose foliage is made of wood stained with green water. The basket is being suspended with a link whose end has a Louis XVI node.
In the lower part, the facade is enriched with an important horizontal pattern representing ginger bronze foliage delicately carved.
At the angles, this refined dresser is equipped with two feet embellished with a relief macaron followed by a fall and ending with a hoof. The set is bronze finely chiseled.
The sides of this transition style furniture are convex and enjoy an identical marquetry to that of the facade as well as back feet ending with a small hoof.
This elegant dresser, whose buffer varnished finish is accompanied by a mirror effect, will invite himself in an interior where the beauty of its marks will be noticed.

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Time: late nineteenth
Perfect inner and outdoor condition after restoration in our workshop. Buffer varnished finish. (Explaining the surrounding reflections appearing on the dresser)
Dimensions:
Maximum width: 146 cm
Maximum depth: 56 cm
Height: 92 cm

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