Trumeaux Louis XVI, 1770 1790, provenance England

Description

Subject: trumeaux

Period: 1770 1790

Style: Louis XVI

Origin: England

Description: Beautiful trumeaux Louis XVI in perfect condition. Built in the late eighteenth century. Perfect proportions, straight lines and symmetrical. Structure in solid oak.

Mobile complex consisting of three essential parts. A chest of drawers at the bottom, a folding top to form the central desk and a shrug than branches rare, usually takes the place of the two cabinet doors a day. The upper cornice is constituted by two simple volutes that frame the central plume. In detail, the bottom has drawers for decreasing trend as it rises according to the usual English tradition, and the side handles. The entire cabinet is rooted in a strong visual impact that gives the impression of decorativeness in contrast to the simplicity of the volumes defined by a thread even wooden frames geometrically clear that all elements of trumeaux. A complex is also the internal structure of the cabinet, in particular the flap becomes a writing thanks to the horizontal supports retractable. Resealable protects inside several drawers and paper holder as well as a secret compartment which corresponds to the front center drawer fake higher. The riser contains in turn several drawers and compartments. The cabinet as well as being exceptional by an aesthetic point of view it is also from a structural point of view, the oak has also been used for drawer bottoms and to the complex structure behind the desk and to seperate.

The cabinet is divisible into two parts for its more simple transport and is composed of the dresser and from the desk at the bottom and at the top dall’alzata.

Restoration:

The cabinet is in the first film and has never been restored. Free from insects wood.

Size dresser:
Length: 101 cm
Width: 60 cm
Height: 248 cm