This bed is inspired by the Far East. The headboard is crossed by a menacing dragon and adorned with a fan. On the head and footboard, there is also a decoration of birds and flowers in marquetry of bone and ivory.

In the upper part of this cupboard, a mirror is animated by an impressive dragon, and decorated with cherry branches and on each side two smaller dragons, forming a lamp and supporting a tablet. In the middle part, three drawers engraved and decorated with mother-of-pearl inlay. In its lower part, this piece of furniture opens with three doors decorated with birds, flowers inlaid with mother-of-pearl and on two of them, a carved dragon.

This important coat and hat rack, made out of carved sycamore, was made in the 19th century. Its realization is attributed to the parisian store Perret et Vibert. Topped by an imposing dragon, it has many hooks and a tablet to hold umbrellas.
The asymmetry of the furniture, the openwork decoration and the dragon are quite characteristic of the so-called “Japanese style” furniture made at the end of the 19th century, notably by the Maison des Bambous by Perret and Vibert