Travel side table

It's difficult to tell you the short story about this pretty foldable travel display table... Probably a tea table whose glass top is used for serving tea, then discovering a table for playing cards. Everything folds and stows away, legs and drawer to make it a piece of furniture that travels easily. It seems that its last owner was the great-granddaughter of the Count of Boigne, Benoît by his first name, born in 1751 and died in 1830 in Chambéry. This table may have traveled with this great adventurer specializing in the Indies. In the drawer, apart from a few old playing cards, there remains a receipt for 34 francs for a debt from 1899. Good condition, apart from some missing veneer and a few scratches on the glass (defects on the last photos) Dimensions: 70 x 46 cm . Height: 64 cm.