19th Century French Louis Philippe Marble Top Burl Walnut Commode ~ Chest of Drawers is a superlative example of the tailored architecture and tailored ornamentation that has made this style popular since the mid-1800s. Utilizing indigenous walnut, the casework was created with rectilinear lines accented by the traditional serpentine flare of the topmost tier which conceals a drawer. Three spacious full width drawers appear below, providing ample storage and organizational capability. The flared pediment style legs mirror and complement the top tier, which is covered with its original “sandwich” marble so-called for the groove on the face of the edge all around. The marble possesses rich veining and combines a multitude of shades of gray from dark to light. The most visually striking feature, however, is the amazing bookmatched burl veneer on the entire facade including the drawer fronts and framework around them, creating a naturalistic feast for the eyes! The luxurious burl is further enhanced by jewelry-quality cast brass bale pulls and key guards crafted to an amazing degree of detail.
Circa 1850s
Measures 38.5H x 51.5W x 22.5D

Iron Chest od Drawers made around 1950, 8 drawers, completely sanded, oiled, material sheet steel

Original Chest of Drawer, finished new board from old material, made of spruce wood and plywood, body newly painted

Restored old Chest of Drawers the 50s, finished with a new board made of old material, new color RAL 7044, original color was natural, material spruce and plywood, original metal handles, waxed, varnished

Restored old Chest of Drawers the 50s, finished with a new board made of old material, new color RAL 1217, original color was natural, material spruce and plywood, original metal handles, waxed, varnished

Restored old Chest of Drawers from the 1950s, finished with a new board made of old material, new color RAL 7043, original color was natural, material spruce and plywood, original metal handles, waxed

This large wooden locker exudes a palpable essence of history and functionality. Standing 161 cm high, it features a multitude of drawers of different sizes, offering a versatile and tidy storage solution. The reddish-brown wood finish bears witness to the furniture’s natural, ongoing use, which could tell the story of its many interactions with its users over the years. Surface imperfections, such as scratches and stains, add character and testify to the authenticity of its age and use. On the front, each drawer bears handwritten inscriptions and numbers, suggesting that the piece may have been used in a workshop or office to organize tools, components or documents. These markings add a unique, personalized charm, indicating a period when manual organization was essential for inventory management. Drawer handles are varied, some in glass, others in metal, which could indicate that handles have been replaced or added over time, further contributing to the furniture’s history. These handles are not only functional, but also add visual interest and texture to the overall design. This sturdy piece of furniture rests on solid legs, providing reliable stability despite its imposing size and the weight it can hold. This suggests that it has been designed to withstand intensive use and support
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Pair of Charles X chests of drawers in mahogany veneer with white profiled marble tops and fine maple inlays on the front of the drawers as well as the pilasters. The chests are fitted with four drawers, the top drawer being slightly different in design. The chests of drawers have been expertly restored and polished by hand.

French seven drawer chest in the Louis Philippe style.

This great brutalist chest of drawers from the Belgian art of art de Puydt is made from massive oak. This piece has an attribution mark,
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