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A late 18th Century Directoire Mahogany Commode still life In rich walnut finish with

A late 18th Century Directoire Mahogany Commode still life In rich walnut finish withA late 18th Century Directoire commode, the top with shaped ends above three long panelled drawers, all mounted with brass lion mask handles and crown escutcheons, between fluted column ends and all raised upon turned tapering feet. The Directoire style was essentially born of the architects and designers Charles Percier (17641838) and Pier Franois Lonard Fontaine (17621853). The Directoire Period in the arts, ran concurrently with the post Revolution

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In rich walnut finish with antiqued patina

A substantial Louis XV Green and Gilt Mirror

Height: 70cm Width:63cm Depth:76cm

Height:100cm Width: 131cm Depth: 60cm

The slab top above a single carved drawer with carved lyre form legs

A late 18th Century Directoire Mahogany Commode still life In rich walnut finish withA late 18th Century Directoire commode, the top with shaped ends above three long panelled drawers, all mounted with brass lion mask handles and crown escutcheons, between fluted column ends and all raised upon turned tapering feet. The Directoire style was essentially born of the architects and designers Charles Percier (17641838) and Pier Franois Lonard Fontaine (17621853). The Directoire Period in the arts, ran concurrently with the post Revolution

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