Dressing table in elm burl veneer, Empire period – Early 19th century

Splendid dressing table in elm burl veneer decorated with gilt bronze fittings. It embodies the elegance and refinement of the Empire period. Its cheval glass is distinguished by a round mirror framed by a delicate baguette chiseled with a geometric frieze, mounted on two Empire-style columns. The latter are decorated with bronze rings at the top and bottom, and surmounted by a beautiful Greek urn. The top of this dressing table is made of a raised elm burl veneer surrounding an oval white Carrara marble top. This piece of furniture opens at the waist with a large drawer, decorated with a functional lock accompanied by its ornate key. The whole rests on two imposing Empire columns, also decorated with bronze rings and collars. The lower part reveals a concave base, while the rear uprights retain their straight line, ensuring harmony and balance to this exceptional piece. ******** Period: Early 19th century Excellent condition after restoration in our workshops. Waxed finish. Delivery possible in France and internationally. Dimensions: Width: 78 cm Depth: 45 cm Height: 141 cm Reference: 287V.