"Dressing Table, Louis XVI, Circa 1780."
A Louis XVI Classicist dressing table. Closed, it can also be used as a desk or a table. It rests on tapered legs and its top is divided into three and two drawers. Species of precious wood were used: walnut, rosewood, ebony or lemon wood. The tops are in veneer folded in four, an elegant marquetry representing geometric friezes. The bronze fittings still refer to the style of the previous era - Louis XV. Louis XVI, France, circa 1780. Height 71.5 cm, length 81 cm, width 45 cm. State visible in the photos, slight lack of veneer, on the rear feet lack of fittings - feet. The cost and delivery method to be agreed. 
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