Louis XV commode, 18th century.

Louis XV chest of drawers in walnut, opening with three drawers. The walnut top is molded with a corbin beak.

It opens with drawers decorated with a molded median cartridge and two oblong molded and sculpted reserves of flowers.

They are fitted with an oval median ribbon lock entry.

The rounded anterior uprights, molded and sculpted with a flowered fall, are extended by a short arched foot, trimmed with an acanthus and terminated by a volute.The lower crosspiece is fretted, molded and sculpted with a flower.

The flanks have a flat panel panel encased in a molded frame, the upper crosspiece of which is fretted.

This piece of furniture in good state of conservation (restorations of use), is a work of the valley of the Rhône of the 18th century.