Three-sided lacquered, gilded and painted inter-leaf piece of furniture, opening through a door richly decorated with a woman and her follower, with an Aleppo Breche marble top. The sides are decorated with figures, foliage and birds beneath a pagoda and garden arch. Resting on four curved legs. Rich ornamentation of chased and gilded bronzes such as underlining moldings, rocaille corner falls, lamp bases and sabots. Stamped J. KOCH. Louis XV style, early 20th century. 128 x 87 x 45 cm. (small accidents and missing parts).

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