Carved Three-Drawer Commode in Louis XV Style

This is a low-profile, three-drawer commode or chest of drawers crafted from light-toned wood, likely oak or fruitwood, featuring a medium-honey finish. Each of the three drawer fronts is heavily decorated with deep relief carvings depicting floral swags or festoons in a neoclassical or Louis XV provincial style. The top surface shows a subtle parquetry or planked construction with a beveled edge. Physical characteristics include small metal drop-ring pulls situated centrally within the floral motifs and short, slightly curved cabriole legs. The wood grain is highly visible, suggesting a rustic yet refined craftsmanship. Regarding condition, the piece appears to be in good vintage or contemporary condition; there is no obvious structural damage, though the finish shows slight variations consistent with natural wood aging. The style is 20th-century revival, mimicking late 18th-century French provincial furniture. The quality is indicated by the consistency of the hand-carved details and the sturdy joinery visible at the base and sides. The item stands as a decorative storage piece suitable for a bedroom or hallway.