Secretary of Lady curved Louis XV style in precious wood marquetry circa 1850

Secretary of lady curved louis XV style in precious wood marquetry circa 1850. Topped with a red marble from the pyrenees with a molded ridge in corbin's beak. It opens with a drawer in the upper part, a lid and three drawers in the lower part. Their facades are curved, inlaid with light wood representing a village on the edge of a watercourse. Gilded bronze draw handles and lock entrances. At mid-height, this piece of furniture is "ventru" in the manner of the "tomb" chests of drawers specific to the louis XV style. The interior offers a black leather writing plan with braid and drawers with light wood threads. The uprights are adorned with high falls and end with hooves. The low crossbeam is beautifully eventful flanked by its center of a gilded bronze decoration. The sides are entirely inlaid in the same spirit. The drawer interiors are made of solid oak. This rare piece of furniture will please with its generously curved shapes in tomb shape. Stamp varnish finish made by a professional. Dimensions: h124 X 69 X 36.