French Restoration Period Flamed Mahogany Chest of Drawers

Chest, French, from the Restauration period, made of Mahogany. This chest has three dovetailed drawers in façade and one dovetailed drawer concealed in the apron. On top there is a beautiful intact black marble slab.

Chest of drawers or “commode” made of flamed mahogany in the French Empire style. This piece has ebonized columns and is finished in a lustrous French polish. There are four dovetail...

Chest of drawers, French, made of Cuban flamed mahogany. This piece has four dovetailed drawers with bronze wax cast pulls. The commode features an intact black marble slab top.

This French antique chest of drawers embodies the timeless elegance of the Louis XVI style and originates from the enchanting Rhone Valley. Ca...

Chest of drawers, French, in the Louis XVI style made of mahogany. This piece has three dovetailed drawers, gilt brass pulls and trim throughout. The petite commode boasts a lustrous...

Chest of drawers from France in the Louis XVI style. This piece is made of mahogany that has been finished with a lustrous French polish of museum quality. There are two dovetailed d...

A striking French Empire style mahogany chest of drawers commode with warm rich patina. circa 1820 Born in France during the early 19th century Restauration Period (1815-1830), hand...

A classic chest of drawers, the top with a carved edge over a slim slide pull lined in green felt with brass open drop pulls. The four graduated drawers with fine brass beaded bales ...

Attention: the chest of drawers would need to be restored, we offer it at a very attractive price in the condition in which it is (see photos), if, at the time of purchase you prefer the cabinet to be restored, we will provide this at an additional cost of € 1200. We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. Elegant and understated French walnut chest of drawers with three drawers; handles and locks with one original key for all are metal; drawers are three different sizes, the top one is wider than the others, the middle one is large and spacious, and the last one is as wide as the middle one but lower; on the front corners are placed four half-columns lacquered in black and decorated in gold at the ends, while two others decorate the end of the side parts of the cabinet; the legs are simple and square; the top and back are made of sturdy, solid wood slabs. The exceptional quality of European walnut was used for the entire construction of the chest of drawers: this is a type of wood that due to its rich coloring, dimensional stability, impact resistance, and sturdiness are widely used in high-end furniture, this type of wood, thanks to the many ever-changing natural grains, makes the chest of drawers elegant, refined and unique. The chest of drawers was made between 1850 and 1853 in a traditional craft workshop in the vicinity of Paris, most likely in the medieval village of Provins, because it was purchased by us along with other furniture at an antique market in the area. The style is a classic of the Restoration period; after the reign of Louis XVIII...

Fantastic vintage flame mahogany chest of drawers. Monumental and solid hard wood. A real showstopper. Perfect as a chest or a great pi...

A scarce example of early Biedermeier Period (1815-1848) chest of drawers commode. circa 1820 Finely hand-crafted in the Baltic Region of Northern Europe in the early 19th century...

Continental Empire flame mahogany chest of drawers with marble top and gilt bronze mounts, 19th century. With a black rectangular marble top over 4 flame mahogany drawers flanked by ...