French Louis XVI Revival Desk in Mahogany with Gilt-Tooled Leather Top and Brass Mounts, Circa 1950s
€ 800,00
A refined French Louis XVI revival writing desk, dating circa 1950s, crafted in mahogany veneer with gilt-brass mounts and a green gilt-tooled leather top. Featuring three drawers with elegant neoclassical hardware, this mid-century piece combines traditional style with modern craftsmanship.
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This elegant French bureau plat, executed in the Louis XVI revival style, dates from circa 1950s and reflects the enduring appeal of neoclassical design during the mid-20th century.
The rectangular top is fitted with a deep green leather writing surface, decorated with fine gilt tooling and a central medallion. Below, three drawers provide functional storage, their fronts adorned with mahogany veneer in a vivid flame pattern and finished with delicate brass ring pulls and bow-tied escutcheons.
The tapered, fluted legs are accented with ribbed brass collars and capped with gilt-brass sabots, lending the piece a light yet dignified presence. Though made in the mid-century period, the desk faithfully captures the refined proportions and elegant symmetry of late 18th-century Louis XVI models while offering the precision of modern craftsmanship.
This desk is ideal for use as an executive writing desk or an accent piece in a classical or eclectic interior.
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Period: French Louis XVI Revival, circa 1950s
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Origin: France
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Material: Mahogany veneer with brass mounts, gilt-tooled leather top
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Dimensions: H 78 cm x W 125 cm x D 65 cm
| Condition | Restored |
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