Mahogany refreshment table opening with a drawer in the waist. The top, partially covered with white marble, holds two antique silver-plated metal seals and two side compartments for cutlery. The unit rests on four slightly arched faceted legs, joined by two crotch shelves and finished with casters. Paris. Transitional period. Louis XV - Louis XVI. Attributed to : Joseph Gengenbach dit Canabas. H_76 cm W_55 cm D_50 cm Accidents. Parts to be refixed.

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