Original dresser in Louis XVI style

Solid wood chest of drawers, dating from the end of the 18th century, and by its appearance is located in the production area between the regions of Tuscany and Liguria.

At that time, the neoclassical style, also known as Louis XVI style, was born, due to the influence of French production, bringing us back to a more sober exterior appearance, dictated by a straight and symmetrical line.

The Louis XVI style is reflected in this piece in the course of the pyramid-shaped legs with chokers and the veneers of various woods worked on the front of the three drawers.

The type of wood used for the structure of this piece is solid Italian walnut.

The piece has been fully disinfected and restored, bringing the warm color of walnut back to its full glory.