Overhanging chest of drawers opening with two drawers without crossbars, inlaid with geometric motifs in rectangular reserves, and decorated with a frieze of interlacing on a green-tinted background. Uprights with panels underlined with simulated fluting. Cambered feet, chamfered with amaranth. Red marble top with grey veining. Stamped "L. BOUDIN" with the stamp of the Parisian Jurande. Transition period Louis XV-Louis XVI. Stencilled mark of the Hopilliart house, 12 rue des Saints-Pères in Paris. H. 82.5 cm - W.: 113 cm - D.: 51.5 cm. Restorations of use, bronzes and marble brought back, slight accidents, small lacks. Léonard BOUDIN (1735-1807), received as a master cabinetmaker in 1761. The Hopilliart antiques house was active throughout the 19th century at 12, rue des Saints-Pères, in Paris.