Bureau De Changer In Wood Veneer And Inlaid Decor Early 18th Century (h 83 L 103 D 69 Cm)
This money changer's desk, from the Regency period, is inlaid in rosewood veneer and other native woods and olive wood for the framed nets.
Rectangular in shape, the top with broken top is very nicely inlaid with geometric decorations inside and out. It discovers an interior with a flap front developing to form the desk and has three drawers.
The uprights are box-shaped with four drawers and frame a recessed door.
It rests on posterior ball feet. Period locks. In good condition with slight lacks and traces due to time. Slight offset to the left at the level of the flap. Has its original key which works for the recessed door and for the flap.
The drawers do not lock and the one on the right at the top needs to be reviewed because it no longer opens.
Dimensions: H 83 cm W 103 cm D 69 cm
3 600 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Good condition
Material: Rosewood
Length: 103 cm
Height: 83 cm
Depth: 69 cm
Reference (ID): 906515
Availability: In stock
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