Cabinet 1863 - 1866

This impressive cabinet, crafted by French artist Alexander Roux between 1863 and 1866, is a prime example of the Second Empire style. The cabinet is adorned with intricate marquetry, ormolu mounts, and porcelain plaques depicting romantic scenes. The use of rich materials and detailed craftsmanship showcases the opulent tastes of the era. The cabinet's grand scale and decorative elements make it a striking piece of furniture, reflecting the artistic trends of mid-19th century France. Today, it resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.