The particular sign of this walnut dresser comes from the curve of its amounts combining softness and femininity.
The particular sign of this walnut dresser comes from the curve of its amounts combining softness and femininity.

Curved chest of drawers in walnut – 18ᵗʰ century – South West

The particular sign of this walnut dresser comes from the curve of its jambs combining softness and femininity. A broken molding softens the corners of the tray.
The curve of the uprights prints its movement from top to bottom until it propels outward the lower rails, fretted and molded.
The three drawers are assembled in double dovetail and maintained by wrought iron nails according to the expertise of the eighteenth century. The supports of these drawers bravely marry the curve of the uprights. On the drawers, protruding moldings accentuate the curve of the whole.
The cabinetmaker took advantage of the natural vein of his walnut board to use his medallion motif.
The stylized fleur-de-lys is the hallmark of a command from the nobility.
This precious chest is based on four crowbars supported by hooves.

The cabinetmaker took advantage of the natural vein of his walnut board to use it as a medallion.
The cabinetmaker took advantage of the natural vein of his walnut board to use it as a medallion.
The stylized fleur-de-lis is the hallmark of a command from the nobility.
The stylized fleur-de-lis is the hallmark of a command from the nobility.

Price: on demand.
Dimensions: width: 123 cm, height: 90 cm, depth: 64 cm.
Reference: ME033

A broken molding softens the corners of the tray.
A broken molding softens the corners of the tray.
The curve of the uprights prints its movement from top to bottom until it propels outward the lower rails, fretted and molded.
The curve of the uprights prints its movement from top to bottom until it propels outward the lower rails, fretted and molded.
The three drawers are assembled in double dovetail and maintained by wrought iron nails according to the expertise of the eighteenth century. The supports of these drawers bravely marry the curve of the uprights.
The three drawers are assembled in double dovetail and maintained by wrought iron nails according to the expertise of the eighteenth century. The supports of these drawers bravely marry the curve of the uprights.
This curved dresser rests on four crowbars supported by hooves.
This curved dresser rests on four crowbars supported by hooves.

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