"Bonheur-du-jour" sloping desk in solid oak – Louis-Philippe style

Magnificent "Bonheur-du-jour" desk in solid oak, probably dating from the late 19th or early 20th century. This piece of furniture perfectly combines the elegance of a lady's desk with the sturdiness of professional furniture. Aesthetic characteristics: Legs: Stunning turned "bead" or baluster legs, providing an airy silhouette and a lot of character to the whole. Upper part (Tier): Includes 8 drawers of various sizes with lovely lock entries and original pull knobs. A central niche allows for sliding in documents or a slim laptop. 2 of the drawers are secret drawers with a hidden opening. Lower part: The top offers a beautiful work surface with a solid oak frame. The frieze has 4 additional drawers, providing ample storage capacity. Wood: Solid oak with a very beautiful natural patina and visible grain that attests to its authenticity. Condition: The back is also made of solid wood (panelled), allowing it to be placed in the centre of a room if needed. Dimensions (estimated - to be completed by you): A characterful piece, ideal for an interior mixing contemporary and antique styles. It will find its place in an entrance, a bedroom, or a living room as a supplementary secretary.