Commode - Wood, Marble

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Louis XV style black wooden commode with three drawers, gilt bronze mounts and a veined marble top, dating from circa 1900–1910, made in France and restored in Paris; dimensions 82 × 119 × 47 cm.

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Louis XV Cabinet, Restored in Paris, around 1900 - France

Extraordinary Parisian cabinet, recently restored. This is a late 19th-century Louis XV chest of drawers, recently restored in the Parisian district "Faubourg du Meuble," famous for its cabinetmakers. It bears a stamp under the marble from the workshop.

An elegant cabinet with a bulging front and sides, featuring three wide drawers on the facade, adorned with rich gilt-bronze fittings, with vegetal-inspired pulls and key escutcheons, as well as applications at the corners and the feet. It rests on tall, curved legs topped with bronze sabot feet. The piece retains an attractive veined marble top in cream and honey tones, perfectly adapted to the wavy silhouette of the furniture.

Its deep black finish stands out, recently achieved in the historic Faubourg Saint-Antoine in Paris, renowned for centuries as the great district of cabinetmakers and furniture artisans. Since medieval times and especially from the privileges granted to artisans settled in this area, Faubourg Saint-Antoine became the leading Parisian center for the manufacture, restoration, and trade of quality furniture. Generations of cabinetmakers, carvers, gilders, veneer workers, and varnishers worked there, forming an artisanal tradition that still identifies the neighborhood today as the cradle of Parisian furniture. During the 18th and 19th centuries it came to host thousands of specialized workshops and was known as the “Faubourg du Meuble,” supplying furniture to both the aristocracy and the French haute bourgeoisie.

The cabinet bears a stamp under the marble.

Dimensions: 82 x 119 x 47 cm.

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Louis XV Cabinet, Restored in Paris, around 1900 - France

Extraordinary Parisian cabinet, recently restored. This is a late 19th-century Louis XV chest of drawers, recently restored in the Parisian district "Faubourg du Meuble," famous for its cabinetmakers. It bears a stamp under the marble from the workshop.

An elegant cabinet with a bulging front and sides, featuring three wide drawers on the facade, adorned with rich gilt-bronze fittings, with vegetal-inspired pulls and key escutcheons, as well as applications at the corners and the feet. It rests on tall, curved legs topped with bronze sabot feet. The piece retains an attractive veined marble top in cream and honey tones, perfectly adapted to the wavy silhouette of the furniture.

Its deep black finish stands out, recently achieved in the historic Faubourg Saint-Antoine in Paris, renowned for centuries as the great district of cabinetmakers and furniture artisans. Since medieval times and especially from the privileges granted to artisans settled in this area, Faubourg Saint-Antoine became the leading Parisian center for the manufacture, restoration, and trade of quality furniture. Generations of cabinetmakers, carvers, gilders, veneer workers, and varnishers worked there, forming an artisanal tradition that still identifies the neighborhood today as the cradle of Parisian furniture. During the 18th and 19th centuries it came to host thousands of specialized workshops and was known as the “Faubourg du Meuble,” supplying furniture to both the aristocracy and the French haute bourgeoisie.

The cabinet bears a stamp under the marble.

Dimensions: 82 x 119 x 47 cm.

Shipping Terms

The shipping cost indicated by the platform is for guidance and estimation only. Due to the characteristics of some pieces, especially large or heavy ones or those requiring special packaging, the actual transport cost may differ from the estimate shown by the platform.

Shipping will be arranged directly with the buyer once the auction ends. The buyer expressly agrees, by placing a bid, to bear the full transport cost of the awarded piece.

The final shipping amount will be calculated based on the dimensions, weight, declared value, and destination of the goods. Quotes from specialized transport companies will be requested and provided, selecting the most appropriate option to ensure the piece’s safety during transport.

Shipping will be carried out under Incoterms DAP (Delivered At Place). Shipping costs will include, when necessary, custom-made professional packaging, protective materials, logistics management, shipment tracking, and transport insurance.

Total transparency will be maintained in determining costs, providing the buyer with the quotes and invoices from the transport companies. No hidden charges or markups beyond the actual packaging and transport costs will be applied.

By bidding in the auction and winning the lot, the buyer agrees to these shipping terms and commits to paying the transport costs corresponding to the piece’s characteristics and final destination.

If you prefer to pick up in-store, you may request that we package the item to protect it. We will help in every way possible.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Louis XV Style
Specific region of origin
París
Country of origin
France
Material
Marble, Wood
Style
Antique
Colour
Black
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
82 cm
Width
119 cm
Depth
47 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
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