Antique Wardrobe Charles X Walnut Drawers France XIX Century - France, XIX Century

France, Mid XIX Century

Charles X mahogany chest of drawers. Black marble top, seven drawers in front, the first of which is in the molded band beneath the top, the third and fourth drawers acting as drop-leaf doors, concealing a green cloth storage compartment on the inside surface. The chest consists of five drawers and an open compartment in maple. Uprights with twisted half-columns, turned feet, oak interiors, and brass flush fittings. France, mid-19th century.

England, XIX Century

Small chest of drawers in mahogany and mahogany crotch. Curved front with four drawers, the first of which is smaller. Uprights with alternating maple and mahogany filleting. Protruding bracket feet. Oak interior, brass flush escutcheons, and gilt bronze handles. Minor losses. England, 19th century.

Eastern Europe, Early XIX Century

Sideboard of Eastern European production, supported by plinth feet supporting uprights in the shape of tapered pilasters to frame a pair of retractable doors, the internal chest of drawers is missing; in the undercounter band there is a central drawer flanked by two pairs of overlapping drawers. In walnut, it is decorated with threads and inlays in maple and various essences, marble top; pine interior.

Italy, XIX Century

Demi-lune walnut chest of drawers with various wood trim. The front features five drawers, the first three of which are smaller and arranged side by side along the under-top band. The legs are turned, the handles and escutcheons have been replaced, the sides are paneled, and the interior is fir. Italy, 19th century.

Italy, XIX Century

Louis Philippe chest of drawers in walnut and poplar. The front has four drawers, the first of which is in the molded band below the top. Turned feet and poplar interior. Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Empire walnut chest of drawers. The front features four drawers, the first of which projects and is supported by turned columns with bases and capitals in chased and gilded bronze, as are the escutcheons and handles. Plinth legs, gray marble top. Italy, early 19th century.

Sicily, Early XIX Century

Neoclassical walnut chest of drawers with mahogany, maple, and walnut trim. The front features three tripartite drawers, uprights at forty-five degrees, and slightly truncated pyramidal feet. The handles and escutcheons are in wrought and gilded bronze. The top features a posthumous Verde Alpi marble inlay. Fir interiors, drawer bottoms replaced. Sicily, early 19th century.

Genoa, XIX Century

Charles X Genoese chest of drawers, veneered in mahogany and plum mahogany. Shaped top, four-drawer front entirely veneered in plum mahogany; three drawers enclosed within a beaded perimeter border. Half-column uprights partially crimped and carved with leaf motifs, walnut interior. Genoa, second quarter of the 19th century.

Veneto, Late XIX Century

Small chest of drawers in Venetian Late Baroque style. Burgundy lacquer with gold-painted leafy and scroll decorations, and floral arrangements also painted across the entire surface. The front of the two drawers is curved, as are the apron and legs. Gilded moldings. Veneto, late 19th century.

Italy, XIX Century

A chest of drawers made in the last quarter of the 19th century, featuring three drawers, including a small, slightly protruding drawer under the top and two taller ones in the central part, with pierced bracket feet. Made of Coltiano cherry and white marble.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Louis Philippe mahogany chest of drawers. Front with four drawers, the first of which is in the band below the top. Uprights with turned and carved half-columns. Turned legs. The top was added later, replacing the original marble top. Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

Lacquered chest of drawers

A late 19th-century chest of drawers made of fir and walnut with four flush-fitting drawers on the front, supported by four square plinth legs. The entire surface has been lacquered in shades of ochre and blue on an ivory background by our workshops using natural products, preserving the reversibility of the furniture in its original state.