Louis XVI Period Commode Table Chest of Drawers Stamped J. F. Leleu in Mahogany 18th Century

  
Mahogany reading table from Cuba stamped J. This table features beveled edges and fluted turned legs and consists of several elements: - The top lifts and can be adjusted in height thanks to a rack, a curtain can also be lifted by sliding on the back of the furniture. Two doors open on either side of the furniture, one revealing five small drawers and the other a cupboard. A small drawer opens at the front.

This small table is made of mahogany and mahogany veneer, with the drawer and structure in oak. It is stamped under the table's waist. This table has beveled edges and fluted turned legs and consists of several elements: - The top lifts and can be adjusted in height thanks to a rack, a curtain can also be lifted by sliding on the back of the furniture. There are some restorations to consider, small veneer losses to note on the top, minor modifications to the locks. Dimensions: height: 78cm x width: 56cm x depth: 36cm Delivery possible via carrier - make an offer - Jean Francois Leleu: supplier to royal chateaux, Jean-François Leleu is rightly considered one of the most talented cabinetmakers of his time.

After an apprenticeship, he joined the famous cabinetmaker Jean François Oeben as a companion, who was the cabinetmaker to the King. His colleague was Jean-Henri Riesener, who succeeded Oeben after his death in 1763. His production is extensive and includes: commodes, secretaries, tables and desks, vanities, corner cabinets, etc.