Pair of Continental Burr Thuya Bedside Cabinets Insects Their desirable form

Their desirable form

‘Discobolus After Myron’ pays homage to the classical Greek masterpiece renowned for its dynamic form and athletic poise

Exemplifies Neoclassical design

such as the Marcus Flacks family collection

offering both visual depth and a nod to the sophisticated palettes popular in 1970s décor

Pair of Continental Burr Thuya Bedside Cabinets Insects Their desirable formA refined pair of Continental burr thuya bedside cabinets, dating from the mid 19th century, exemplify the sophisticated cabinetry of Frances finest period. Their elegant style and tactile materials highlight the opulent yet functional design preferences of circa 1860. Origin: France Date: Circa 1860 Material: Burr thuya wood, white marble, ebonised mouldings Dimensions: Height: 89 cm (35 in); Width: 45 cm (17. 7 in); Depth: 40 cm (15. 75 in)