Curved chest of drawers opening with 3 drawers in walnut veneer, gilded wood and marble top, foreign work Italy or Germany, late 19th century

J.V MOLERO Cabinet and its base in ebony veneer and ivory plaques, hunting decor, 17th century Spanish work, circa 1900, signed on the central door.

Small Dutch cabinet of XVIIth century in rosewood veneer, 2 leaves revealing 9 drawers decorated with ivory and ebony scrolls.

Bargueno walnut opening to a flap revealing 8 drawers and 3 doors fenestrage carved and gilded bone decoration Spain XVIII, pietement XIX with old elements (90,5cm)

Pair of showcases and their presentation table in rosewood veneer, red tortoiseshell, nets of light wood work Spanish late seventeenth

Regence period crossbow commode in violet wood veneer, 4 drawers on 3 rows, rich gilt bronze ornamentation on black marble breche

18th century furniture cabinet Master Holland veneer, silver door locks, 4 drawers front

Cabinet Louis XIV Spain or Portugal, wood veneer and tortoiseshell opening part 2 rows of 3 drawers, a central vent hiding 4 small drawers, feet in the form of lion paws, upper gallery bronze aperture and eagles no doubt posterior (XIX), style presentation console table.

Mahogany veneer, mahogany veneer, mahogany neck, rosewood fretboard, a drawer with a belt at the top, curtains showing 3 cartons, a pull-out and two leaves hiding 6 boxes, can be foreign work of Transition era.

Pair of furniture with support height, wood veneer, inlaid lacquer, bronze and enamel opening by a door and a belt drawer, Sweden late nineteenth early twentieth century

Small buffet end XVIII, height of support, mahogany and mahogany veneer opening by 2 leaves high part, a pull and 2 leaves at the bottom, top marble gray gallery in brass.

Set of three pieces: chest of drawers with door (148x64x100cm), secretary with flap (110x48x148cm) and chevet (50x40x76cm) style Cathedral rosewood veneer and inlay of lemon, gray marble top.
Beautiful and rare set illustrating the period of Louis XVIII where the furniture renews the decorative art by the medieval forms from the historical past; Gothic ogives this style called Troubadour or Cathedral.