Offered by: Silla, ltd.
117 W Burd St. Shippensburg, PA 17257 , United States Call Seller 717.708.9017

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French Marquetry Inlaid 19th Century Writing Table Desk

$ 1,950
  • Description
    WRITING STAND IN ROGNON (KIDNEY) FORM
    French, late 19th century

    34 7/8” W x 18 1/2” D (at feet) x 29 3/8” H

    A refined late 19th-century French writing stand, designed in a graceful rognon (kidney) form that allows a writer to sit closely and work with ease. The top displays an intricate marquetry bouquet arranged within a circular reserve, surrounded by a field of geometric parquetry and enclosed within an endless loop border. A brass band follows the undulating outline of the top, emphasizing its sculptural shape.

    Veneered throughout in golden kingwood, the table features a single drawer, fitted with hand-cut dovetail joinery, opening to reveal compartments intended for inkwells and a pen. The base is light and architectural, formed by pierced and scrolled supports that meet a shaped stretcher and terminate in small brass casters.

    Condition: Minor veneer chips and scuffs, light edge wear. Discolorations to the kingwood veneers here and there. Sturdy and stable, ready for regular functional use in the home.

    ref. 803NCR07-1
  • More Information
    Origin: France
    Period: 19th Century
    Materials: Kingwood, Brass
    Condition: Good. Minor veneer chips and scuffs, light edge wear. Discolorations to the kingwood veneers here and there. Sturdy and stable, ready for regular functional use in the home.
    Styles / Movements: Traditional, Louis XVI
    Dealer Reference #: 803NCR07-1
    Incollect Reference #: 834816
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