Eighteenth-Century Masterpiece Commode - Floral Marquetry - Transition Style

The Elegance of the 18th Century for Your Interior. Superb master chest of drawers (or rare proportion commode) from the 18th century, featuring remarkable marquetry work. Its "Transition" design combines the curved structure of Louis XV with the geometric rigor of Louis XVI. The Object: This piece of furniture stands out with its refined marquetry in veneer (rosewood, amaranth, stained wood). The front and sides are adorned with dark medallions depicting floral vases and bouquets, highlighted by geometric marquetry inlays. Its compact dimensions and curved legs give it an airy and elegant silhouette. Condition and Finish: The piece has undergone a complete restoration and maintenance in the workshop. The structure is sound, the bronzes (lock entries and pull rings) are original and have been cleaned. The varnish has been revived to protect the wood while preserving its historical patina. Why We Love It. Rare Format: Ideal for hallways, bedrooms, or as an end table. Authenticity: A true testament to the craftsmanship of 18th-century cabinetmakers. Versatility: Perfectly complements a classic decor or adds a warm contrast in a very contemporary environment. 18th Century Commode, Masterpiece Furniture, Marquetry, Rosewood, Transition Style, Classic Furniture, Antiques, Workshop Work, Floral Vase, Rare Proportions Commode, Charming Decor.