Louis XV period chest of drawers stamped F.F.

Superb commode tombeau inlaid with violet wood and richly decorated with gilded bronzes, it opens to five drawers on three rows separated by a brass fluting, very fine ornamentation of chased and gilded bronzes such as rosettes, drop handles, keyholes, falls crowned with a mask of a woman with a coat of arms, leafy sabots and lamp bases.
Royal red marble top molded with a “bec de corbin” and original locks, stamped several times F.F., Louis XV period.
The initials F.F. are attributed to François FLEURY, a Parisian master cabinetmaker of the mid-18th century, who worked in his brother Adrien's workshop on rue Traversières until the beginning of the reign of Louis XVI.
His stamp appears on some fine Louis XV furniture.