Console restored in flamed mahogany, Sainte-Anne marble, claw feet.

Description Period console from the Restoration / Louis-Philippe era, circa 1830, in flame mahogany veneer. It is topped with its original Sainte-Anne grey marble, with rounded corners. The belt in a curved shape houses a large oak drawer. The curved supports rest on a bracket base, finished with lion claw feet beneath carved palmettes. The feet are mounted on castors. Furniture in its original condition, solid and complete. The marble has no visible cracks. Signs of wear consistent with age: a small veneer loss at one corner of the drawer, a few chips on the lower shelf and the supports, a crack on the ring of one foot. Nothing structural, a simple wax treatment will revive it. Dimensions: L 97.5 × H 89.5 × D 46 cm. Collection in Saint-Jean-d'Illac (33). Delivery possible on estimate in Gironde. For the photos, first take a complete front view, then the claw foot with its palmette, followed by the marble viewed from above. The open drawer and defects can come afterwards. A small reminder: your lease prohibits public access, so it's better to write "collection" rather than "visible at the depot."