French Commode Louis Philippe Mid 19th Century In Walnut Burl

French Louis Philippe chest of drawers from the mid-19th century in walnut burl. French Louis Philippe chest of drawers from the mid-19th century. The wood is walnut burl. The burls are flame-figured as they display numerous aesthetic patterns. These patterns have very contrasting complex motifs and intertwined grains on a naturally dark background of varying intensities. This chest of drawers is equipped with five drawers, one of which is an upper drawer known as "à doucine." It is hidden in the upper belt of the chest. Another smaller drawer is concealed in the lower part. The drawers are dovetail jointed, ensuring perfect sturdiness. The drawers can be opened daily and can hold many objects, sometimes heavy. They slide perfectly. The back of the chest is made of solid wood panels, making it very durable. The discreet locks do not protrude from the surface. They are heart-shaped and made of brass. The key is used to lock and unlock the drawers. The chest is perfectly stable. It rests on low feet that respect the shape of the furniture at the front, known as "patin," and two straight feet at the back. The top of the chest is a solid walnut surface. This chest is made from quality materials and constructed using traditional techniques: mortise and tenon joints secure the pieces of wood together and enhance sturdiness. In the 19th century, all reputable homes possessed a Louis Philippe chest of drawers with simple and elegant lines. Thus, the chest has its place in every room of your home and will have a beautiful effect. It will attract attention due to the quality of the wood and the softness of its lines. It will bring warmth, relaxation, and well-being to your interior. Its creator invites you to understand and form an intimate and unique relationship. This piece of furniture, passed down from generation to generation, enriches its history by settling in your home.