Nightstand (2) - rosewood






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Pair of antique Luigi XV nightstands with marble tops and inlays in bois de rose and fruitwood, dating to circa 1900–1910, made in Italy, in good used condition with minor signs of age and stains, measures 59 cm wide, 35 cm deep and 67 cm high, and weighs about 40 kg.
Description from the seller
Pair of nightstands in the Louis XV style with a marble top and inlays in bois de rose (rosewood) and fruitwood.
These nightstands represent the elegant tradition of 18th-century French furniture, characterized by sinuous lines, refined marquetry, and marble tops. The Louis XV style, also known as Rococo, is distinguished by bombe shapes and elaborate decorations that reflect the era's taste for elegance and luxury. The inlays in bois de rose (rosewood) and fruitwood were particularly valued for their warm and contrasting tones, creating sophisticated decorative effects typical of 18th-century French cabinetmaking.
These pieces are especially sought after by antique furniture collectors and fans of classical interior design who wish to recreate authentic historic environments. The Italian and European market shows strong interest in Louis XV-style furniture, particularly when sold in pairs, as they represent an investment both aesthetically and historically. The presence of inlays in precious woods such as bois de rose and fruitwood, together with original marble tops, significantly increases their value with antique dealers, interior decorators, and collectors of French furniture.
Seller's Story
Pair of nightstands in the Louis XV style with a marble top and inlays in bois de rose (rosewood) and fruitwood.
These nightstands represent the elegant tradition of 18th-century French furniture, characterized by sinuous lines, refined marquetry, and marble tops. The Louis XV style, also known as Rococo, is distinguished by bombe shapes and elaborate decorations that reflect the era's taste for elegance and luxury. The inlays in bois de rose (rosewood) and fruitwood were particularly valued for their warm and contrasting tones, creating sophisticated decorative effects typical of 18th-century French cabinetmaking.
These pieces are especially sought after by antique furniture collectors and fans of classical interior design who wish to recreate authentic historic environments. The Italian and European market shows strong interest in Louis XV-style furniture, particularly when sold in pairs, as they represent an investment both aesthetically and historically. The presence of inlays in precious woods such as bois de rose and fruitwood, together with original marble tops, significantly increases their value with antique dealers, interior decorators, and collectors of French furniture.
