Bed Table Called Delivery Table

Bedside table called a "D'accouchée" table used as a dressing table or dressing table, writing desk or writing table. System or combination or modular furniture. This type of "multifunctional" furniture appeared in the second half of the 18th century and, in addition to offering the charm of its small size, it can be "transformed" as desired, writing or adorning oneself in front of a mirror, hidden under the top that opens, or even, comfortably nestled in bed, the upper part separating from its lower part, savoring one's broth or cocoa, it is characteristic of a more intimate decorative universe. It is made of wood veneer with marquetry on the top decorated with varnished flowers and foliage. Top with 3 flaps with a central desk opening onto 3 drawers on the front (one of which is trompe l'oeil). The lower part, with curved legs, accommodates the body of this table forming, according to his desire, a sliding writing tablet, below a white marble top to place his ointments or other cosmetics intended for adornment. A similar table was acquired last year by the Château de Boussac to be installed in the room occupied by Georges Sand. ​​​​ ​​​ ​​​​