Chest of Maison Forte in blond walnut – 17th century – Périgord – [ME078]
Fresh as a daisy from the height of these four centuries, this Maison Forte chest in blond walnut, nourished with pure beeswax from a very young age, is now setting off in search of a new home where its functions as spacious laundry will be recognized and duly appreciated.

![Chest of Maison Forte in blond walnut – 17th century – Périgord – [ME078] Chest in blond walnut from the 17th century, from a Maison Forte du Périgord. It is decorated with a succession of eight projecting double tables or "chocolate plates", a typical Louis XIII motif. These motifs carved in the mass are two in number on each side and four on the front.](https://www.aux-rois-louis.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/ME078_P1660152-600x600.webp)
![Country chest of drawers in cherry wood – 18ᵗʰ century – Périgord – [ME080] Chest of drawers in cherry wood with four drawers on its curved front, two large at the bottom and two smaller at the top placed side by side. It was made in Périgord in the 18th century in thick cherry boards and rests on two scrolled legs at the front and two straight legs at the back.](https://www.aux-rois-louis.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/ME080_P1660186-600x600.webp)
![Chest of Knight in walnut – 18ᵗʰ century – Périgord – [ME081] Large walnut chest with straight lines ordered and shaped in the County of Périgord in the 18th century. This geographical origin is attested by a typically Périgord motif of an inverted V which houses the keyhole. The ironwork, lock, hinges and handles are all original.](https://www.aux-rois-louis.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/ME081_253-600x600.webp)