Louis XV Bombe Commode with Marquetry Inlay & Ormolu Mounts

Royal French Inspiration

Rooted in the opulent court furniture of 18th-century France, this bombe commode captures the sinuous elegance of the Louis XV era. Its dramatically curved silhouette, swelling outward on all sides, embodies the Rococo spirit of movement, nature, and asymmetrical grace.

Exquisite Materials

Crafted from solid hardwood finished in deep ebonized lacquer, the piece is crowned with a richly veined brown-and-cream marble slab. The drawer facades are enriched with hand-cut marquetry inlay in contrasting warm-toned veneers, forming sweeping floral and foliate compositions. Gilded ormolu mounts at the corners and sabots add brilliant contrast and structural elegance.

Master Craftsmanship

Each element — from the hand-carved cabriole legs sheathed in cast brass sabots to the figural ormolu corner mounts — is shaped and finished by Brass & Wood artisans in Egypt, honoring centuries-old European cabinetmaking traditions with meticulous hand detailing.