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An impressive mid 18th century Louis XV kingwood commode by Andre-Antoine Lardin, Stamped LARDIN. Beautiful Belgian red marble original top.
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A mid 18th Century Louis XV Commode, circa 1750

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An impressive mid 18th century Louis XV kingwood commode by Andre-Antoine Lardin, Stamped LARDIN. Beautiful Belgian red marble original top.

Period

Mid-18th century

Materials

Condition

Dimensions

Width:
58
cm
Height:
80
cm
Length:
124
cm

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