Monumental Satinwood Inlaid Kingwood Marble Top Sideboard Signed Maison Krieger

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This exceptional French sideboard, signed by the prestigious Maison Krieger of Paris, exemplifies the artistry and refinement of 19th-century French … Read more This exceptional French sideboard, signed by the prestigious Maison Krieger of Paris, exemplifies the artistry and refinement of 19th-century French cabinetry. Monumental in scale and richly detailed, this piece is crafted from luxurious satinwood and kingwood, showcasing intricate inlay work and geometric parquetry veneers that highlight its superior craftsmanship.

The sideboard is topped with a stunning original marble slab, perfectly shaped to follow the serpentine contours of the cabinet. Bronze ormolu mounts, delicately cast and gilded, accent the corners, drawer pulls, and feet, adding richness and elegance. The cabinet doors are beautifully decorated with classical marquetry motifs, while the central panel features intricate garland and ribbon inlays that evoke the grandeur of the Louis XVI style.

On each end, curved glass display cabinets with mirrored backs and glass shelves provide both beauty and functionality, ideal for showcasing fine porcelains, glassware, or collectibles. Signed Maison Krieger, one of the most celebrated Parisian makers of the 19th century, this sideboard represents both artistic mastery and historical significance.

A true statement piece of French luxury furniture, this Maison Krieger sideboard is ideal for collectors, interior designers, or anyone seeking a centerpiece of unparalleled quality and presence.

The piece measures 96.75 wide x 41.25 tall x 25.75 deep. This is a phenomenal sideboard and a majestic and incredibly beautiful statement piece.

Maison Krieger was founded by Antoine and Nicolas Krieger in Paris in 1826. Producing and taking part in major exhibitions of the 19th century, including the Exposition Universelle and the 1849 Exposition des Produits de l’Industrie in Paris. Receiving a medal for their exhibition at the Universal Exhibitions of 1851 in London, and again in 1855, Paris. Maison Krieger created many pieces in Louis XV and Louis XVI styles, as well as 18th century and Empire designs. Maison Krieger is recorded to have been an active client of François Linke. See less