Writing Desk, Empire Period.
A small Empire period writing table.
Made of mahogany veneer, this small, entirely original table is topped with a gray marble slab, lending it a very elegant appearance. Its unique feature is the green leather-covered writing surface revealed when the first drawer is opened. This writing surface slides out, allowing access to the drawer. For added comfort, the base is curved to provide a comfortable writing position, especially since, mounted on casters, this table could be easily moved.
Functional yet elegant, it is in very good condition (unrestored). Only the non-original key is used to open the drawers, but it does not work.
There is a defect (crack) in the veneer on the base of the plinth and two small dark marks on the plinth itself.
Made of mahogany veneer, this small, entirely original table is topped with a gray marble slab, lending it a very elegant appearance. Its unique feature is the green leather-covered writing surface revealed when the first drawer is opened. This writing surface slides out, allowing access to the drawer. For added comfort, the base is curved to provide a comfortable writing position, especially since, mounted on casters, this table could be easily moved.
Functional yet elegant, it is in very good condition (unrestored). Only the non-original key is used to open the drawers, but it does not work.
There is a defect (crack) in the veneer on the base of the plinth and two small dark marks on the plinth itself.
350 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Material: Mahogany
Width: 59,5cm
Height: 75cm
Depth: 34,5cm
Reference (ID): 1695605
Availability: In stock
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