Object Description
A rare and important Louis XVI Revival carved beech serpentine shaped commode, by Maison Grimard, late 19th century in date.
The shaped Vert de Mer marble top is above two frieze drawers with three panelled doors below, with serpentine shaped sides. All decorated with beautifully carved floral and foliate swags with a central cherub on a criss-cross ground.
It stands on ormolu tapering spiral cone feet and includes its original working locks and keys.
The carcass stamped G.G and G. Grimard.
Add a touch of elegance to a special room in your home with this superb cabinet.
Maison G. Grimard was a prestigious French furniture maker operating at 5 Rue de Charonne, Paris, in the late 19th century. It is known for high-quality, often Louis XVI-style pieces. The firm produced ornate furniture, such as commodes, cabinets, and armoires, that frequently featured gilt-bronze mounts and marble tops. The company exhibited its work at major international exhibitions of the period.
Condition:
In excellent original condition having only been beautifully cleaned and waxed in our workshops, please see photos for confirmation.
Dimensions in cm:
Height 95 cm x Width 203 cm x Depth 77 cm
Dimensions in inches:
Height 3 feet, 1 inch x Width 6 foot, 8 inches x Depth 2 foot, 6 inches
Maison G. Grimard
was a prestigious French furniture maker operating at 5 Rue de Charonne, Paris, in the late 19th century. It is known for high-quality, often Louis XVI-style pieces. The firm produced ornate furniture, such as commodes, cabinets, and armoires, that frequently featured gilt-bronze mounts and marble tops. The company exhibited its work at major international exhibitions of the period.
Artisanry: Maison G. Grimard created “Meubles d’Art” of exceptionally high quality. Their work was often in the Louis XVI or Neoclassical style, incorporating elements like gilt-bronze mounts, parquetry, and vernis Martin panels.
Our reference: A4857