Exceptional Antique French Louis XVI Transitional Period Rosewood, Satin Wood, Kingwood & Amaranth Chest/Commode With Thick Hand Carved Marble Top By André Antoine Lardin (1724-1790)

An absolutely stunning antique French Louis XVI Transitional period chest by renowned cabinet maker André Antoine Lardin (1724-1790). This commode is a fine example of Louis XVI period furniture, crafted from satinwood, rosewood, kingwood and amaranth. It features a curved front with multiple drawers with thick hand carved dovetailed drawer liners and a thick hand carved marble top, resting on rounded uprights and cambered feet. André Antoine Lardin (1724-1790) was a Parisian cabinetmaker who became a master in 1750, known for his exceptional use of rosewood veneer. The commode is adorned with original bronze mounts, including handles and escutcheons, showcasing intricate details.

Inject style into any setting. Will suit a multitude of settings. Bathroom, bedroom, living room, kitchen of commercial setting this piece would not look out of place. 

Dating from 1750 this magnificent piece of furniture is  beautiful in all aspects. Three opening oak lined drawers with hand forged central locks and matching drop handles with ring mounts. Original lock keys and original thick hand carved  Sainte-Anne marble top.

110 width x 49cm x 90cm 

As a genuine antique/vintage item there is wear and use commensurate with age. Some wooden products may have signs of historic woodworm. As a precaution we apply a clear triple action woodworm treatment that also kills wet rot, dry rot and woodworm. Please look at all the images carefully and ask any questions pre purchase as we do not unfortunately offer refunds due to the size and shipping costs of our antiques/items.  All our items are available on line at Search & Rescued and other online stores.