Art Nouveau Carved Drawer Fronts with Cranes and Flowers, 1910 - Set of 3

Set of three original early 20th-century drawer fronts, hand-carved with a continuous naturalistic motif of high artistic value.

History of the object: These pieces date from the 1910s, an aesthetic transition period where the organic fluidity of late Art Nouveau began to integrate with the nascent structures of early Art Deco. The theme, including cranes in a pond, lotus flowers, and water waves, reflects the strong influence of the Japonisme movement on European cabinetmaking of the time.

Technical details:
- Period: Approximately 1910-1920
- Technique: Manual high-relief carving on solid wood
- Dimensions of each front: 71 cm x 15 cm (27.9 x 5.9 inches)
- Total set height: 45 cm (17.7 inches)
- Drawer depth: 43 cm (16.9 inches)
- Material: Hardwood, metal components
- Condition: Solid structure and well-preserved carving. The lock plates are original brass. The current handles are later replacements and do not belong to the original design.

This set represents an exceptional opportunity for historical furniture restoration projects or for use as architectural decorative panels in vintage or eclectic style interiors.