Small Louis XVI Style Desk For A Lady's Day, Circa 1780

A small Louis XVI period Bonheur du Jour lady's writing desk, circa 1780. This exquisite small Louis XVI period Bonheur du Jour desk, crafted in mahogany and mahogany veneer, rests on tapered legs terminating in gilt bronze sabots. The upper section opens with two small, partially glazed doors revealing an interior shelf and two small drawers. The lower section features a wide drawer in the frieze and a drop-front writing surface covered in green leather tooled in gilt. The upper section is topped with a lovely white marble slab with gray veining, encircled by a gilt brass gallery with openwork decoration. Beautiful bronze and gilt brass ornamentation including sabots, rings, drawer pulls, keyhole escutcheons, drawer pulls, drawer and glass framing, and a gallery. Includes its key. Beautiful wood with a varnished finish. This high-quality piece of furniture boasts refined and elegant lines. Combining practical utility with ample storage space, allowing you to display your art and decorative objects on the top, this desk also offers a stunning visual appeal with its harmonious and delicate curves, making it a perfect fit for your interior. This beautifully proportioned piece with its meticulous finish testifies to the refinement of French Louis XVI period furniture and will enhance your home. A Louis XVI period piece, 18th century, circa 1780. Dimensions: Height: 116 cm Width: 80 cm Depth: 41.5 cm Depth with shelf open: 60.5 cm Height to legroom under shelf: 71 cm In excellent condition.