Chest of drawers - Commode, Dressoir, Buffet, Ladenkast, costume designer. - Mahogany, Oak
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Louis XVI style commode with mahogany veneer over oak, circa 1800.
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Description from the seller
Heavy-made mahogany commode, 3-drawer cabinet. Louis XVI style, with gilded brass fittings, inlaid brass borders, and quarter-round brass trim.
The blind wood is oak wood with thick mahogany veneer.
Tapping Louis XVI style leg (inlaid brass trim!!) and overhanged inlaid side styles.
All slots with a brass cover plate, with cast ring fittings on both sides.
Entirely supported by four tall, tapered legs, also decorated with brass cups.
Bianca Carrara marble covered.
Completely in very good condition and ready to use immediately.
France in the early 19th century.
Afm:
H = 89 cm.
B = 130 - 132 cm. (smallest - biggest)
D= 58 - 59 cm. (deepest-deepest)
Recently thoroughly inspected for loose parts of construction and veneer. No live woodworm found on 11/27/2025.
Comm-3014~
Photos are part of the description, so be sure to look at the photos carefully to avoid inconvenience. If in doubt, ask questions through the auction master before you bid.
Within Europe, there are no additional customs costs for this furniture.
The latest photos show the packaging method for international transport: Euro pallet with rack, stretch film, and sturdy thick cardboard or wall covering, secured with at least two straps.
Delivery of the 1-man lift on a pallet will be made to the door. Please contact us immediately after payment if you live on an island, in a building without an elevator, or have specific delivery requests (such as 2-man delivery, insurance, etc.).
Take photos of the packaging upon receipt to rule out damage during transport.
Heavy-made mahogany commode, 3-drawer cabinet. Louis XVI style, with gilded brass fittings, inlaid brass borders, and quarter-round brass trim.
The blind wood is oak wood with thick mahogany veneer.
Tapping Louis XVI style leg (inlaid brass trim!!) and overhanged inlaid side styles.
All slots with a brass cover plate, with cast ring fittings on both sides.
Entirely supported by four tall, tapered legs, also decorated with brass cups.
Bianca Carrara marble covered.
Completely in very good condition and ready to use immediately.
France in the early 19th century.
Afm:
H = 89 cm.
B = 130 - 132 cm. (smallest - biggest)
D= 58 - 59 cm. (deepest-deepest)
Recently thoroughly inspected for loose parts of construction and veneer. No live woodworm found on 11/27/2025.
Comm-3014~
Photos are part of the description, so be sure to look at the photos carefully to avoid inconvenience. If in doubt, ask questions through the auction master before you bid.
Within Europe, there are no additional customs costs for this furniture.
The latest photos show the packaging method for international transport: Euro pallet with rack, stretch film, and sturdy thick cardboard or wall covering, secured with at least two straps.
Delivery of the 1-man lift on a pallet will be made to the door. Please contact us immediately after payment if you live on an island, in a building without an elevator, or have specific delivery requests (such as 2-man delivery, insurance, etc.).
Take photos of the packaging upon receipt to rule out damage during transport.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Weight
80 kg
Style subtype
Louis XVI
Specific region of origin
Stedelijk meubel
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
France
Model
Commode, Dressoir, Buffet, Ladenkast, costume designer.
Material
Mahogany, Oak
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
89 cm
Width
130 cm
Depth
58 cm
Estimated period
Circa 1800
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