Mahogany Writing Table From The Consulate Period, 18th Century

Mahogany writing desk with mahogany veneer on all sides, dating from the late 18th-century Consulate period.
The front opens via a mahogany drawer highlighted by chiseled bronze frames adorned with a diamond motif in the center.
The solid mahogany uprights are inlaid with brass stars on an ebony background, with the sides matching the design of the front.
The drawer is connected to a crossbar by small, ring-mounted baluster-shaped columns of solid mahogany; the crossbar is accented by bronze strips.
The drawer retains its original interior, featuring green leather lining and an inkwell.
The top is made of period white Carrara marble, edged with an openwork molding.
It rests on four small spindle-shaped legs ending in bronze feet.
The original lock works with its key.
Parisian piece from the Consulate period of the 18th century.