Louis XVI Style Secretary In Marquetry

Sublime Louis XVI style secretary, imbued with the characteristic refinement of the Napoleon III era around 1870. Its marquetry, a true work of art, harmoniously combines precious woods, ivory, brass and, in exquisite detail, mother-of-pearl. Every square centimeter of this piece evokes exceptional craftsmanship, illustrating the virtuosity of the cabinetmakers of the time.
The marble top adds an opulent dimension, while delicately crafted bronzes and mother-of-pearl embellishments elegantly complement the secretary's sophisticated design. Every detail, from the intricate marquetry patterns to the mother-of-pearl inlays, demonstrates the painstaking attention paid to creating this exceptional piece.
Ready to adorn your space with its majestic presence, this secretary combines the classic aesthetic of the Louis XVI style with the exuberance of the Napoleon III era. Its timeless charm makes it an acquisition of choice for lovers of antique furniture and pieces of rare beauty. A unique opportunity to add a touch of history and luxury to your interior.
Some copper/brass rods are slightly bent, see photos.