Walnut wig commode, Provence period Louis XV circa 1750

Rare wig commode in solid walnut wood opening with two drawers on the front.
It is curved on the front and on the sides and rests on four arched legs ending in deer hooves.
The drawers and the central separation decorated with quatrefoils and moldings treated in elegy.
The crosspieces are also deeply molded and scrolled.
Beautiful decoration of acanthus in cockscomb and stylized feathers.
Corbin beak tray.

Pull handle with finely chiseled and mercury-gilded bronze foliage.

Beautiful state of conservation, restoration on one rear foot.

Provençal work from the Louis XV period around 1750.

Dimensions:

Width: 119cm; Depth: 64 cm; Height: 76 cm

Our opinion :
The console table with a side drawer was quite common in Provence, notably the models from the Fourques workshops, but chests of drawers with a row of drawers intended to store wig boxes remain extremely rare.
It is very possible that this type of furniture was only intended for clients from the judiciary.