Inlaid Planter, Thuja Veneer and Blackened Wood, Napoleon III Period - Nineteenth

Oblong shaped planter, with structure in Blackened Wood, and provided with its Original Cap.
The latter is embellished in the center of a Bouquet of Flowers in Light and tinted Wood, highlighted by a darkened pear tree background. This Decor is surrounded by Thuja and Rosewood veneers, themselves partitioned by lemon tree fillets. This lid has two small bronze handles. He discovers a Removable Zinc bin, painted "Spring Green" on the inside, and Black on the outside. The opening of this Jardiniere is underlined by a Gallery in Cutout Bronze.
The belt of this Furniture, delimited at the top and at the bottom by Brass Rods, is in Thuja Speckle. It is embellished, on its four sides, with Rinceau marquetry in rectangular cartouches, and four openwork bronzes.
This Planter rests on four high feet with curved lines. Each of them is adorned with three Bronze Chutes, fashioned in Foliage and Flowers, or in Cassolettes and Rams Heads. These four uprights are linked to each other by a shelf with concave sides, and inlays reminiscent of those on the cover. We also find Brass Rods on his songs. Note that the presence of this tray brings both Aesthetics and Stability to the whole.
This Furniture all sides and full of Finesse constitutes a Perfect Decorative element, which asks only to be enlivened by your Favorite Flowers. Another Major Asset and Rare enough to be underlined, this Planter is supplied with its Authentic Stopper, an accessory frequently absent on similar models.

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Period: 19th century

Perfect condition after restoration. Varnished finish, alcohol stamp.

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Reference 84 S

Ref: F7O9BNWAFC