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Louis XV style secretary bookcase with marquetry from the period.

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Louis XV style secretary bookcase with marquetry from the period.
Louis XV style secretary bookcase with marquetry from the period.
€1,900
Dimensions :
H201 x W103 x D50
Color :
wooden
Material :
wood
Style :
classic

Louis XV style secretary bookcase with curved marquetry from the early 20th century. Elegant Louis XV style secretary bookcase made of wood with floral marquetry decoration. It opens with a drop-down front revealing an interior fitted with drawers and storage, and at the top with two doors on shelves. Work from the early 20th century, of fine quality, resting on curved feet. In good overall condition, a decorative and functional piece of furniture. Dimensions: H 201 X W 102 X D 50 cm.

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