A Frederic Louis Durand Epoque Louis XVI Gilt Bronze Mounted Mahogany Commode [Stamped Twice]

Dimensions- Length 133.5, Depth 55 cm, Height 91 cm

Circa: 18th Century (1774 - 1792)

Style: Epoque Louis XVI

Place of Origin- France - made by the famous Parisian Cabinet maker Frederic Louis Durand 

Material: Mahogany, Gilt Bronze / Ormolu Mounts, White Marble Top

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Key characteristics include a return to straight lines, and classical symmetry. This piece features a mahogany, often laid in decorative patterns like parquetry (as seen in the doors). It is heavily adorned with exquisite gilt bronze (ormolu) mounts, including classical motifs such as laurel wreaths, fluting, rosettes, and often mythological figures or pastoral scenes. The white marble top adds a luxurious and durable surface. Commodes of this style were originally designed for storage in grand salons or bedrooms and continue to be highly sought after for their sophisticated design, fine craftsmanship, and timeless appeal in both traditional and classically-inspired contemporary interiors.

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