A Louis XVI rosewood and amaranth marquetry ormolu-mounted commode by Leonard Boudin (master in Paris 1761).

veneered with rosewood, amaranth, ebony, and maple. Curved form with a shaped front and cabriole legs. Fittings of gilded bronze. Composed front with inlays of a musical trophy within geometric frames flanked by fields of parquetry. Signed "L. BOUDIN" and marked with the guild stamp JME (juré-menuisiers-ébénistes). Later top of Kolmård marble. Length 128.5, width 60, height 89 cm.

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Provenance:
Previously in the collections at Kyleberg, Östergötland.
Bukowskis Internationella auktion 2004, cat. nr. 812.
Thence by descent.