Men’s chest of drawers
2,450.00
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Monsieur’s
Chest of Drawers A reproduction of a French ‘Regency’ period chest of drawers, whose so-called ‘crossbow’ shape remains highly representative of the style of the era. It features three drawers adorned with locks and handles featuring an acanthus motif. The interior of each drawer is painted in Flemish red, lending it an elegant and modern touch. Its name refers to ‘Monsieur’, the brother of King Louis XIV, who introduced the fashion for red heels at Versailles.
Chest of Drawers A reproduction of a French ‘Regency’ period chest of drawers, whose so-called ‘crossbow’ shape remains highly representative of the style of the era. It features three drawers adorned with locks and handles featuring an acanthus motif. The interior of each drawer is painted in Flemish red, lending it an elegant and modern touch. Its name refers to ‘Monsieur’, the brother of King Louis XIV, who introduced the fashion for red heels at Versailles.
Origin: Asian
Period: 21st century
Materials: Painted wood
Dimensions: H 92 x 105 x 55 cm
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Data sheet
- Dimensions
- Ht 92 x 105 x 55 cm
- Matériaux
- Bois peint
- Origine
- Asiatique
- Époque
- 21ème siècle
Monsieur’s
Chest of Drawers A reproduction of a French ‘Regency’ period chest of drawers, whose so-called ‘crossbow’ shape remains highly representative of the style of the era. It features three drawers adorned with locks and handles featuring an acanthus motif. The interior of each drawer is painted in Flemish red, lending it an elegant and modern touch. Its name refers to ‘Monsieur’, the brother of King Louis XIV, who introduced the fashion for red heels at Versailles.
Chest of Drawers A reproduction of a French ‘Regency’ period chest of drawers, whose so-called ‘crossbow’ shape remains highly representative of the style of the era. It features three drawers adorned with locks and handles featuring an acanthus motif. The interior of each drawer is painted in Flemish red, lending it an elegant and modern touch. Its name refers to ‘Monsieur’, the brother of King Louis XIV, who introduced the fashion for red heels at Versailles.
Origin: Asian
Period: 21st century
Materials: Painted wood
Dimensions: H 92 x 105 x 55 cm