French Rosewood And Marquetry Bureau De Dame

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French rosewood and marquetry bureau de dame, the top with a cast brass three quarter gallery over a cylinder front inlaid with a floral bouquet in satinwood, birch and harewood. Opening to reveal a pull out writing surface and with three small drawers with boxwood line inlays, all over a long shaped drawer to the front with further floral inlays. Raised on slender cabriole legs with gilt ormolu mounts and sabots.

Dimensions
Height 41.5 Inches
Width 33.5 Inches
Depth 20 Inches

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  Antique Furniture Date circa 1870  Mid Victorian Antiques Material Marquetry Origin French Item code as135a2271 Status Sold

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