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      • 8,500.00

        by the ebenist Conrad Mauter (1742 – 1810), in so-called “Demi Lune” form, Louis XVI period around 1780, partly mahogany wood and mahogany veneered, polished in traditional craftsmanship, fluted studs, conical feet, 3 drawers, 2 side doors, chiselled gilt bronze fittings, stamped C. MAUTER (master from 1777), profiled marble top, 85 x 114 x 44 cm,
        expertly restored condition.
        Conrad Mauter’s clients included the Comte de Artois, brother of King Louis XVI, and himself, later known as King
        Charles X.

      • Französische Salonkommode Sold

        So-called. “Tombeau”, Louis XV period, mid 18th century, various softwoods and hardwoods, rosewood veneer, field-marked, polished in traditional polished in traditional craftsmanship, 4 drawers, chiselled gilt bronze mounts, stamped D GENTY (Denis Genty,
        Master from 1754), moulded marble top, approx. 82.5 x 114 x 59 cm, beautiful professionally restored condition.

      • Salonkommode Sold
        • Elegant French Louis XVI-style salon commode

        • By ébéniste E. Brunet, last quarter of the 19th century

        • Oak carcass, veneered in mahogany

        • High-quality marquetry in precious woods

        • Traditional finish: hand-polished, recessed areas matte

        • Two drawers “sans traverse” (without crossbar)

        • Finely chased, gilt-bronze mounts

        • Profiled marble top

        • Lock stamped E. BRUNET PARIS

        • Dimensions: 93 × 94 × 51.5 cm

        • Professionally restored condition

        • E. Brunet: cabinetmaker from a renowned dynasty, Gold Medal 1889, specialist in Louis XVI museum reproductions

      • Sold
        • France, late 19th century

        • After a model by Jean-François Oeben (18th century)

        • Salon commode / Commode à Portes

        • Combination of hardwoods and softwoods

        • Marquetry in partly dyed exotic woods

        • Traditional French-polish finish

        • Dimensions: approx. 103 × 100 × 47 cm
        • Subject to CITES regulations

        • Elegant French craftsmanship inspired by Oeben

      • 14,000.00
        • Pair of Transition style salon sideboards

        • Parisian manufacture François Daide, mid-20th century

        • After a model by Jean Henri Riesener

        • Matt, finely chased gilt-bronze mounts

        • Each with three doors and two drawers

        • Profiled marble tops

        • Stamped “FD” on the rear upright

        • Dimensions: 58 × 168 × 98 cm

        • Subject to species protection (ASB)

        • Traditional French family-owned manufacturer (founded 1742)

      • Sold

        In the Louis XV style, late 19th/early 20th century, finely crafted, curved and cambered oak body, veneered with satinwood and rosewood and richly marquetry with various precious woods in the form of flowers and leaves.
        oak body, veneered with satinwood and rosewood and richly inlaid with various precious woods in the form of flowers and leaves, two drawers, polished, chased gilt bronze fittings, multi-profiled marble top, 85 x 126 x 50 cm, in beautiful, expertly restored condition.

      • Französische Salonkommode mit Chinoiseriedekor Sold

        In the Louis XV style, modelled on 18th century examples 19th century models, curved hardwood and softwood hardwood and softwood body, primed in black and painted in in the form of landscape scenes and figures in lacquer technique decorated with raised lacquer, two drawers on the front, gilded bronze fittings, moulded marble top, 84.5 x 120 x 49.5 cm, beautiful professionally restored condition.

      • 8,000.00
        • Period: Transition (Louis XV – Louis XVI), France, c. 1770

        • Maker: François Reizell (Master 1764, Paris)

        • Structure: Oak carcass veneered with amaranth and rosewood

        • Decoration: Geometric marquetry in precious woods

        • Finish: Hand-polished (French polish)

        • Drawers: Two drawers “sans traverse”

        • Mounts: Finely chased gilt-bronze ormolu

        • Top: Moulded Campan Rubané marble

        • Mark: Stamped “F. REIZELL”

        • Dimensions: 88 × 114 × 52 cm

        • Condition: Excellent, expertly restored

        • Note: Subject to CITES (ASB)

        • Provenance: Worked for Prince de Condé; employed Josef Baumhauer

      • 7,000.00
        • Jean Popsel (master since 1755), Paris

        • Transition period, circa 1770

        • Oak corpus veneered with rosewood and amaranth

        • Geometric marquetry with various precious woods

        • Three drawers, gilt bronze mounts

        • Profiled marble top (probably later)

        • Stamped “J. POPSEL” and master’s mark

        • Dimensions: 89 × 132 × 65 cm

        • Professionally restored condition

      • Französische Salonkommode Sold

        so-called. Tombeau, by the ebenist Jean-Charles Ellaume, (master from 1754), mid 18th century, curved softwood body, rosewood veneered, field-marked, polished in traditional craftsmanship, five drawers, double curved drawer fronts, “En Arbalete” rich finely chased and gilded bronze fittings, prof. Marble top, stamped J C ELLAUME and master’s mark, 88.5 x 133 x 56 cm, in beautiful, expertly restored condition. (MIN)

        Subject to species protection (ASB)

      • Louis Moreau, Salonkommode Sold

        Epoch Louis XV, by the ebenist Louis Moreau, (master from 1764) three-sided curved oak body, veneered with amaranth and rosewood and richly ornamented with various, partly dyed precious woods, floral and in the form of musical instruments and books, polished in traditional craftsmanship, two drawers, finely chased gilt bronze fittings, double profiled marble top, (Breche de Alep) 89 x 125 x 52 cm, beautiful professionally restored condition.

        Subject to species protection (ASB)

      • Salonkommode Krieger Marmorplatte Sold

        Salon chest of drawers in transitional style, by the Parisian firm Maison Krieger, late 19th century, oak body, veneered with mahogany and satinwood mahogany and satinwood, finely chased gilded bronze bronze mounts, hallmark, MON KRIEGER AMEUBLEMENT PARIS, moulded marble top marble top, 79 x 91 x 46 cm, beautiful professionally restored condition.

      • Sold

        2nd half 18th century various hardwoods and softwoods, rosewood veneer, polished using traditional craftsmanship,
        field-shaped marquetry, curved front with four drawers, gilt bronze fittings, stamped BOICHOD, (Pierre
        Boichod, master from 1769) original, moulded marble top, 83 x 79 x 52.5 cm, in beautiful, expertly restored condition. Pierre Boichod also worked for the great masters such as Jean Fracois Oeben and Pierre II Migeon.

      • 4,500.00

        in transitional style, high-quality work from the first third of the 20th century, hardwood body, veneered with rosewood and finely marquetried with various precious woods in the shape of a field and in the form of circular ornaments, frosted, richly decorated with gilded chiselled bronze fittings, three drawers, marble top, 94 x 116 x 55 cm, restored condition.

      • Salonkommode
        3,500.00
        • France, late 19th century

        • Louis XV-style salon commode

        • Three-sided serpentine oak body

        • Veneered with kingwood and rosewood, fine panel marquetry

        • Traditional French polish finish

        • Two drawers

        • Gilt-bronze fittings

        • Shaped Rouge de Languedoc marble top

        • Dimensions: approx. 89 × 145 × 55 cm

        • Excellent, professionally restored condition

        • Subject to CITES regulations

      • Salonkommode
        16,000.00
        • Louis XVI commode, Paris circa 1780

        • Masterpiece by Joseph Stöckel (1743–1802)

        • Oak and mahogany, partly veneered, polished finish

        • Original marble top and gilt-bronze mounts

        • Stamped J. STOCKEL with master’s mark

        • Historically significant cabinetmaker to the royal court

        • Restored condition, CITES-regulated

      Chest of Drawers and Sideboards – French Elegance from the 18th and 19th Century

      Explore our exclusive collection of antique chests of drawers and sideboards, showcasing the craftsmanship and style of French artisans from the 18th and 19th centuries. Each piece in our collection is a unique masterpiece, rich in history and adorned with exquisite details that bring timeless elegance to your interiors.

      Our Collection

      Our antique chests of drawers feature stunning marquetry, intricate carvings, and luxurious materials such as mahogany, oak, and rosewood. Many pieces are enhanced with gilded bronze accents and finely polished marble tops, perfectly capturing the opulence and sophistication of a bygone era.

      Our sideboards combine functionality with decorative appeal, elevating your living spaces. Whether in the Louis XV, Louis XVI, or Empire style, each piece tells its own story and stands as a testament to French craftsmanship.

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