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A charming table dating from approximately 1760 and reflecting the transition between the Louis XV and Louis XVI tastes. This … Read more A charming table dating from approximately 1760 and reflecting the transition between the Louis XV and Louis XVI tastes. This style table served as a desk, called a bureau plat. On this model the top rests over a fluted frieze and a drawer and has simply decorated and exaggerated cabriole legs. See less
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