Provençal Jumping Commode from the Louis XV Era in Walnut – 18th Century

Very beautiful Provençal commode from the Louis XV period, 18th century, made of walnut, featuring an elegant curved front with two drawers and remarkable decorative carving. This commode stands out for its harmonious proportions, the quality of its carving work, and its beautiful old patina with warm, golden tones. The front opens with two large stacked drawers, highlighted by curved moldings and adorned with beautiful bronze handles with leaf motifs, accompanied by intricately designed keyholes. The lower crossbar, particularly decorative, showcases significant openwork carving, composed of scrolls, volutes, and stylized foliage, characteristic of 18th-century Provençal furniture. The front legs are richly carved with leaf motifs and extend into four elegant curved feet, finished with scrolls. The sides, with molded and curved panels, reflect the care taken in the overall craftsmanship. The slightly overhanging walnut top features softened corners and a beautiful peripheral molding. The whole offers a refined and dynamic silhouette, typical of Rococo taste during the reign of Louis XV. A regional commode with character, as decorative as it is functional, that will naturally find its place in an old home or an elegant interior. Period: Louis XV – 18th century. Origin: Provence, France. Wood type: walnut. Dimensions: Height: 88 cm Width: 120 cm Depth: 64 cm Condition: beautiful overall presentation, with patina and signs of use. A very attractive Provençal commode, remarkable for the finesse of its carving, its curved feet, and its beautiful walnut patina.