600
75x43 H87cm.
French Louis XIV chest of drawers in green lacquered wood with inserts of polychrome paintings.
The front has two drawers bearing a central medallion with a gallant scene in the centre.
The sides have a convex shape with a pronounced recess and feature a design depicting a basket with flowers.
The two feet have a curvilinear shape and end with expertly chiseled bronze socks.
The two drawers can be removed using gilded copper handles bearing the date 1693.
General Conditions: To be restored.
Provenance: France, late 17th century.
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