Mahogany game table – Louis-Philippe period, 19th century

Mahogany games portfolio table – Louis-Philippe period, 19th century. Charming portfolio table from the Louis-Philippe period made of mahogany and flame mahogany veneer, resting on four elegant turned legs. When closed, it presents itself as a discreet console with simple and refined lines. Its top opens like a portfolio to reveal a gaming surface covered with a green felt, intended for cards or board games. The mechanism is complemented by a retractable leg that ensures perfect stability once the top is deployed. The quality of the veneer, with its warm and luminous grains, as well as the finesse of the leg turning, testify to the craftsmanship of the cabinetmakers of the Louis-Philippe period. This piece of furniture, both practical and decorative, will find its place in a living room, an office, or a library, adding a touch of authentic elegance to any interior. Period: Louis-Philippe, circa 1840-1850. Materials: solid mahogany and mahogany veneer. Function: portfolio games table. Condition: good overall condition, with signs of use and a slight patina consistent with its age. Closed dimensions: H 74 X W 86 X D 42 cm. A beautiful piece of collectible furniture, combining functionality, simplicity, and the charm of 19th-century bourgeois furniture.