Rosewood and mahogany marquetry display cabinet, Louis XVI style – early 20th century

This charming Louis XVI style display cabinet captivates with the finesse of its marquetry in rosewood and mahogany, enhanced by an ornamentation of shiny fittings. Its grey marble top with cut corners adds a touch of distinction to the ensemble. The uprights are adorned with beautiful bronze drops. The surface of the piece is entirely covered with marquetry forming geometric patterns or trompe-l'œil designs. The door features floral marquetry of stained wood inlaid with rosewood butterfly wings. This glass display cabinet, with three sides, opens with a door equipped with a functional key and a finely chiseled bronze lock entry, showcasing the attention to detail. The interior reveals two perfectly integrated glass shelves, ideal for showcasing precious objects, porcelain, or small trinkets. At the bottom, a storage space offers appreciated functionality while preserving the aesthetic harmony of the piece. This furniture rests on four tapered legs dressed with sabot in the pure Louis XVI style. The whole forms an authentic and timeless piece, perfect for enriching a classic interior or adding a touch of old-world charm to contemporary decor. Period: Early 20th century. In good condition after restoration in our cabinetmaking workshop. Finish: waxed on shellac. 513V.