
Galerie Louis - M. Neumann
An exceptionally beautiful salon cabinet France c. 1925–1930 - dlg Maison Dominique
dlg Maison Dominique
Fine wood veneer with ebonized decorative moldings
Bronze door fittings and decorative trim
Fine wood veneer (rosewood) with ebonized decorative moldings
Bronze door fittings and decorative trim
Three-door design; the central section features internal sliding trays (English drawers) in the upper third.
This piece—suitable for a salon or an office—is distinguished by exceptional craftsmanship and meticulous attention to high-quality detail. The design bears a striking resemblance to works by "Maison Dominique" (founded in 1922 by André Domin and Marcel Genevrière).
With its balanced proportions—measuring 169 cm in length and just 145 cm in height—this Art Deco piece serves as a stunning addition to any room.
The cabinet is in excellent restored condition, featuring a piano-lacquer finish.
Width: approx. 169 cm
Height: approx. 145 cm
Depth: approx. 44 cm
Sold without decorations (panther sculpture and lamp)
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