Elegant Louis XVI Chest of Drawers – Emilian Region Period: Last quarter of the 18th century (late 18th century) Geographical Area: Emilia (Parma/Piacenza/Modena) Work Analysis A refined three-drawer chest of drawers, an expression of neoclassical cabinetmaking from the Emilian region. This piece is distinguished by its balanced proportions and the exquisite finish, typical of the workshops operating in the Po Valley duchies, influenced by the international taste introduced by the Bourbon court of Parma. Technical and Decorative Characteristics Inlay and Woodwork: The front and sides are enriched with large, high-quality walnut burl inserts, surrounded by elegant light-colored boxwood fillets and walnut herringbone borders. Top: The upper top echoes the decorative scheme of the body, with a large elliptical central medallion and a geometric perimeter frame that enhances its luster. Supports: It rests on four classic inverted pyramid-shaped feet, an element that lends momentum and lightness to the entire structure. The circular gilded bronze escutcheons and handles are perfectly consistent with the formal rigor of the Emilian Louis XVI style. Dimensions: 123 x 56 cm, height 89 cm Condition The piece is in excellent condition. The back frame and drawer bottoms are original solid wood, testifying to the authenticity and integrity of the piece. The spirit polishing enhances the warm period patina.