Neoclassical Style Commode in Mahogany & Bronze Decorations

Sober and valuable French bedside table with two large and deep drawers; The handles are in the fusion of well detailed bronze; To complete the symmetry of the drawers height, a false lock decoration was applied; On the level there is a delicate elegantly shaped edge; The legs, slightly convertium, are one with the structure; The bedside table has larger measurements than normal and therefore can also be used as a small chest of drawers; It is a strato produced in neoclassical style between 1760 and 1764 by a craft workshop in the French municipality of Liffon-le-Grand located in the Department of Vosges in the Grand East region, a popular area for woodworking. The age of construction is the regency period of Louis XV, but from 1750 to the death of the king, a different style of furniture is made, identified in France as Louis XVI and in the rest of Europe as a neoclassical, in which L Classical antiquity becomes a source of inspiration in the search for harmonies and proportions and where the straight lines prevail and the use of decorations are reduced. The neoclassical style Louis XVI, sober and tidy, had the legitimacy even before the king's coronation occurred in 1774. His right size, symmetry and balance of the proportions make our mobile a fine and versatile object that can be inserted without difficulty In every type of environment. Measures width cm.61, depth cm.47, height cm.73.