$3,495.00
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A charming early 19th-century French Provincial Louis XV petite commode, handcrafted in richly figured walnut and dating to circa 1790–1825. Beautifully proportioned, this diminutive two-drawer chest exemplifies the restrained elegance of provincial French craftsmanship, with graceful molded panel construction, rounded corner stiles, and a serpentine scalloped apron centered by a carved scroll motif.
The two paneled drawers retain their antique Rococo-style brass bail pulls, complementing the warm walnut patina developed over more than two centuries. The chest stands on elegant cabriole legs terminating in tightly carved scroll feet, lending the piece a refined Louis XV silhouette while maintaining the honest simplicity characteristic of provincial workshops.
Traditional period construction is evident throughout, including hand-cut dovetail joinery, hand-planed pine secondary woods, and solid plank drawer bottoms, all consistent with early 19th-century French cabinetmaking. The side panels are framed in solid walnut, and the interior displays the natural oxidation and wear expected of an authentic period example.
Compact in scale, this versatile commode functions beautifully as a bedside table, end table, lamp stand, or decorative accent chest in both traditional and contemporary interiors.
The chest retains an attractive aged patina with expected signs of use acquired over generations. The top appears to be an old replacement, likely executed during the late 19th or early 20th century, and the legs have likely been professionally shortened at some point in the piece’s history. These historic alterations are reflected in the pricing and do not detract from the commode’s overall character, authenticity, or decorative appeal.
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