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SMALL FRENCH CHEST OF DRAWERS - FRANCE - NAPOLEON III

Codice: 449820
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Period: Second half of the 19th century
Category: The 1800s
Dealer
Ad Res Antiquariato
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Via dei Mille, 39, La Spezia (SP (La Spezia)), Italia
+39 0187765003
+39 3358059788 / +39 3396858653
http://www.adresantiquariato.eu
SMALL FRENCH CHEST OF DRAWERS - FRANCE - NAPOLEON III  Translated
Description:
Elegant Small Chest of Drawers – Napoleon III Period Object Description: Refined small French chest of drawers from the Napoleon III period (second half of the 19th century), made of precious rosewood and enriched with floral marquetry in exotic woods. The piece features the classic "tombeau" shape, curved at the front and sides, characterized by sinuous lines that give grace and dynamism to the structure. Key Features: Inlay and Materials: The front is distinguished by two large drawers entirely inlaid with phytomorphic and floral motifs, enclosed by filleted reserves. The wood grain is arranged in a "herringbone" pattern, creating a play of light and reflections typical of high-quality Parisian cabinetmaking. Bronze Fittings: The piece is adorned with elegant applications of gilded and chiseled bronze: reel handles, finely crafted keyhole escutcheons, and foliage-shaped sabots decorating the "cabriole" feet. Top: The top is made of a slab of fine marble (veined in gray/cream tones) with a shaped and molded "bullnose" edge, perfectly consistent with the style of the piece. Condition: The piece is in excellent general condition. The mirror-like polish enhances the warm tones of the wood. Locks and keys are present and functional. Technical Details: Style: Napoleon III Origin: France Period: circa 1860 - 1880 Dimensions: 74 x 45, height 89 cm A regular certificate of authenticity with photos will be issued. We assure a response to your emails within 24 hours. REGISTERED WITH THE EXPERTS AND CTU REGISTER AT THE COURT OF LA SPEZIA  Translated