Table With Processing System
Joseph GENGENBACH (1712-1797), known as CANABAS, received Master's degree in Paris on April 1, 1766,
Rare mahogany and mahogany veneer transformation system table with desk top.
Several drawers and pigeonholes on one side of the table, one of which forms a writing set with storage and inkwells.
The other side features a green leather-wrapped writing tablet with gilded ironwork of foliage and palmettes on the spandrels.
The rack-mounted upper part is height-adjustable and forms a sloping writing desk or music score rest.
The canted shaft is finished with three cambered feet resting on small casters.
Louis XVI period.
Closed dimensions :Height 78 cmWidth : 53 cmDepth : 37 cm
Bibliography :- Pierre KJELLBERG "Le mobilier français du XVIIIème siècle" : Identical model reproduced on page 145.
Rare mahogany and mahogany veneer transformation system table with desk top.
Several drawers and pigeonholes on one side of the table, one of which forms a writing set with storage and inkwells.
The other side features a green leather-wrapped writing tablet with gilded ironwork of foliage and palmettes on the spandrels.
The rack-mounted upper part is height-adjustable and forms a sloping writing desk or music score rest.
The canted shaft is finished with three cambered feet resting on small casters.
Louis XVI period.
Closed dimensions :Height 78 cmWidth : 53 cmDepth : 37 cm
Bibliography :- Pierre KJELLBERG "Le mobilier français du XVIIIème siècle" : Identical model reproduced on page 145.
9 800 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Excellent condition
Width: 53
Height: 78
Depth: 37
Reference (ID): 1733728
Availability: In stock
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