Ormolu Louis XVI Planter in Mahogany and Marble

Elegant Commode from the Louis XVI period in blond mahogany veneer with beautiful ornamentation of gilded and chiseled bronze. Central projection, front uprights with a cutaway adorned with rudent grooves, also projection on the rear uprights still decorated with rudent grooves, the whole finished with four sheathed feet presented in alignment with the uprights, which constitutes a rather rare assembly. White veined Carrara marble top molded. Refined work with lines and details in a very Parisian style, the inventory marks on the back accentuate the mystery of the origin and ancient provenance...

Rare Louis XVI showcase made of very finely carved solid rosewood. Opening a front door decorated with floral garlands and heart-shaped friezes, the sides are domed and delimited by ...

The rectangular moulded surround with a zinc liner with a pierced ormolu gallery, above a panelled frieze with a fluted edge, with later handles to the side, raised on turned tapering legs ending in ormolu caps and castors. Joseph Gengenbach, known as Canabas, maître in 1766. This elegant jardinière...

An elegant pair of French 19th century Louis XVI st. Mahogany, ormolu and white Carrara marble consoles. Each freestanding console is raised by circular tapered feet with fine topie ...