Empire period mahogany secretary, stamped Joseph Kochly, 19th century

This Empire mahogany secretary, stamped by master cabinetmaker Joseph Kochly (1748-1798), is an exceptional piece of furniture from the early 19th century. It is distinguished by its classic elegance, refined marquetry, and gilt bronze ornaments, typical of the Empire style. The top is in gray Saint Anne marble, adding a touch of refinement. Despite some lack of veneer due to age, this piece retains all its beauty and authenticity. The generous dimensions (140 cm high, 98 cm wide, 43.5 cm deep) make it an imposing and refined piece of furniture, perfect for making a statement in any room. The finishes are meticulous, each detail is crafted with precision, and the Joseph Kochly stamps attest to the quality and authenticity of this secretary.