Authentic Louis XVI ragpicker around 1775, stamped RENIE.

Charming and elegant Louis XVI period chiffonnier table, dating from around 1775, from the prestigious Röbbig collection. Made of satin wood and blackened wood, it stands out for its delicate proportions, graceful lines, and remarkable cabinetmaking work. It opens with three drawers, the first of which conceals a writing tablet, showcasing the refinement and ingenuity of 18th-century French furniture. Its white veined marble top is surrounded by an elegant openwork gallery in gilded brass. The curved legs, joined by a stretcher also bordered by a gallery, rest on small casters. The piece bears the stamp RENIE, mentioned in the Sotheby’s catalog. Provenance: Röbbig Collection, Sotheby’s auction, Cologne, September 17, 2026. Period: Louis XVI, circa 1775. Origin: France. Materials: Satin wood, blackened wood, white veined marble, and brass. Dimensions: H. 76 × W. 49 × D. 36 cm. Condition: Very good condition. A small mark is present on one of the legs, without affecting the overall elegance of the piece. An authentic 18th-century piece, as refined as it is functional, ideal.