Chest of drawers with an arched front in rosewood veneer, opening with four drawers on three rows, rounded front uprights with dark brass flutes, chased and gilded bronze keyholes and drop hands. Stamped by Guillaume Schwingkens received master around 1725 (accidents, lifts and restorations, missing a bronze). Regency period. Red marble top from Flanders Height : 85 85 - Width : 120 - Depth : 63 cm Note : Guillaume Schwingkens, a cabinetmaker of German origin, practiced on rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine and obtained his master's degree in Paris during the Regency. A commode tomb by this cabinetmaker can be seen in the Louvre museum. Expert : Mr Cédric Hénon.