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This antique French Louis XVI Aesthetic movement bonheur du jour lady's desk, dating to approximately 1880, features exquisite burl wood …
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This antique French Louis XVI Aesthetic movement bonheur du jour lady's desk, dating to approximately 1880, features exquisite burl wood and ebonized accents. The desk is adorned with finely detailed ormolu mounts and a central Sevres-style hand-painted porcelain plaque depicting two elegant egrets. The desk includes a pull-out writing surface with a leather insert and multiple drawers for storage. Its design embodies the delicate and refined aesthetic popular during the late 19th century, combining classical French forms with naturalistic decorative elements. The ebonized tapered legs and ornate brass gallery further enhance its sophisticated appearance.
Measures - 46.5"H x 33.25"W x 18"D; 29"CH
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