Convenient so-called "port" in walnut opening with three drawers in front. Sculptural decoration composed of a floret in the fall and a broad shell and acanthus leaves on the apron and through a low cut. Trim bronzes chiselled, such as pull handles and entrance lock.Base quadripode, the feet prior to winding.Work of the South West, probably from Quercy, of the time of Louis XV.Height : 89 cmLargeur : 117 cmProfondeur : 60 cm

Office dresser Louis XV, called the "scriban" in solid walnut opening with a flap and leaving discover nine drawers and a central niche. Lower part rounded.Width : 99 cmProfondeur : 62 cm, opened : 83 cmHauteur : 114 cmTravail in Alsace in the 18th century.At once a piece of furniture intended to contain precious objects and secrets, but with a strong spirit of representation, the convenient scribanne is the cabinet of the amateur or of the merchant set, a perfect expression of the comfort of these societies to the Eighteenth century. Width 99 cm Height 114 cm Depth 62 cm

Small chest of drawers so-called "jigsaw" to form a slightly turbulent mahogany blond opening by two drawers in front, marble top cherry to the cove.Height : 89,5 cmLargeur : 87 cmProfondeur : 48 cm Width 87 cm Height 89 cm Depth 48 cm