French Louis-Philippe Chest of Drawers in Solid Walnut – Two-Piece – France, circa 1840–1860
An exceptionally beautiful French Louis-Philippe chest of drawers in solid walnut with its original patina and two-piece construction (commode en deux corps), made in France around the mid-19th century.
The chest features four generously sized drawers and is distinguished by its balanced proportions, elegant lines, and characteristic fluted corner pilasters. The fronts display an attractive walnut grain, which is further enhanced by the patina that has developed over decades.
A remarkable feature is the two-piece construction of the chest. The upper and lower sections can be separated, which significantly facilitates transport and is typical of high-quality French furniture of this period.
The back panel is made of old solid wood boards, emphasizing the authenticity and age of the piece. The original escutcheons are intact.
This chest of drawers is suitable for both classic and modern interiors and represents a prime example of 19th-century French furniture craftsmanship.
Condition:
Very good antique condition with age-appropriate signs of use and aging. Beautiful original patina. Minor scratches, dents, and wear consistent with its age. No later alterations are apparent.
One key for all locks is included. The locks function properly.
Condition: Very good antique condition with age-appropriate signs of use and aging. Material:
Solid walnut
Secondary wood: softwood
Original lock plates
Origin: France
Style: Louis-Philippe
Date: Circa 1840–1860
Dimensions:
Height: 117 cm
Width: 121 cm
Depth: 58 cm
Features:
Two-part construction (commode en deux corps)
Original patina
Fluted corner pilasters
Four large drawers
Beautiful walnut grain
Authentic solid wood back panel
Signs of wear consistent with age are present.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrownMaterialMetal, WoodNumber of items1Height117 cmWidth121 cmDepth58 cm