Small Late 19th Century Asian Style Cabinet attributed to Gabriel Viardot

Description

Small Asian cabinet, in solid light walnut, attributed to Gabriel Viardot (1830-1906).
A French wood carver and student of Jeanselme, … more Small Asian cabinet, in solid light walnut, attributed to Gabriel Viardot (1830-1906).
A French wood carver and student of Jeanselme, Viardot is renowned and renowned for his avant-garde work in the production of Asian furniture.
This piece of furniture, made up of niches, opens with a drawer in a band, slightly shaped and recessed, with chiseled motifs on the front and on the returns. This drawer has a gilt bronze elephant head handle.
The top, whose extremities are reversed in the pagoda style, presents a removable altar with ornamental bronze representing a dragon.
The central part has a door mounted on brass knobs with original functional lock. This door, with a molded frame, is darkened by a recessed panel inlaid with motifs representing a stork in a plant environment.
The interior offers a shelf on cleats.
The uprights are rounded and jumped.
This set rests on a protruding plinth, also rounded, delicately carved, adorned with the head of a chimera.
At the corners, the legs are curved and recessed inwards.
This very decorative cabinet will bring character to your decoration.

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Period: 2nd part of the 19th century

Excellent condition.
Waxed finish.

Dimensions:
Width: 74cm
Depth: 41cm
Height: 170cm I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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