Rosewood and mahogany bookcase, Louis XVI style - Early 20th century

Elegance and finesse characterize this remarkable Louis XVI-style bookcase, a testament to the craftsmanship of the early 20th century.
Dressed in a precious veneer of rosewood, mahogany and rosewood, it embodies the refined craftsmanship and taste for discreet luxury typical of the period.
Its allure is gracefully expressed through its two two-thirds glazed doors, offering a subtle glimpse of the literary treasures it contains.
The doors are delicately accented with light wood marquetry, featuring basket-weave motifs typical of the Louis XVI style, a symbol of refinement and delicacy.
The bookcase's uprights are not to be outdone: they reveal an exquisite finish, marked by two gilded bronze falls, adding a majestic touch to the piece of furniture.
This sophistication continues right down to the base, where two fluted spindle-shaped legs bear witness to the quest for harmony and balance characteristic of furniture from this period.
The crowning touch is a sumptuous, refined violet brocatelle marble from the Jura region, lending the piece a timeless nobility.
This bookcase is not just a piece of storage furniture: it embodies an aesthetic and artisanal heritage, spanning the centuries with a distinction that never ceases to fascinate lovers of art and history.
A piece that, in any interior, would undoubtedly become a masterpiece, combining prestige and elegance.
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Period: Early 20th century
Excellent condition
Varnished finish
Delivery in France and abroad on request.
Dimensions :
Width : 105 cm
Depth: 38.5 cm
Height: 158.5 cm
Ref.263V

Ref: 0H7ZW467VW