Papelera de frente arquitectónico en madera de palisandro, ébano, concha de tortuga, madera ebonizada y bronces aplicados y dorados, en su mesa original con águila bicéfala.Trabajo mallorquín, S. XVII…

Dimensions: 198 x 53 x 156 cm. Four drawers on each side, flank the central door of the split pediment and double Doric order columns, with the figure of Pallas Athena in round bulk under an arch, at the top of the door at the bottom there are two drawers, the lower one with corbels. The table has a skirt with a two-headed eagle and Solomonic turned legs. A wastebasket similar to the one shown here is found at the entrance of the Parliament of the Balearic Islands. Provenance: Former collection of the Castillo de Son Mas*, in the village of Andratx (Mallorca). *Francesc Desmàs Doms became the owner of Son Mas in 1623. He married Paula Morlà and died in 1685. His son and heir, Jaume Desmàs Morlà, knight, held the title of lord of Son Mas and also of Son Vida until his death in 1716. After his death, Son Mas passed into the hands of his relatives, the Truyols, who were the Marquises de la Torre at the time. In 1787, the property was acquired by Antoni Badajoz Savell, Count of Savellà. Subsequently, it passed into the hands of the Counts of Peralada before returning to the Truyol family through a will. At the end of the 19th century, Antoni Mulet Ferragut bought the estate from the Marquises de la Torre and from 1883 began a major renovation of the buildings. By 1932, the owner was his brother Lluís Mulet Ferragut. Later, the property passed into the hands of the Ozonas family, who managed it as a restaurant and museum since the 1960s. The museum housed an outstanding art collection that included works by Ribera, Zurbarán, Lucas Cranach, Titian, Tintoretto, Luis de Morales and El Greco, as well as an important collection of ceramics, coins, furniture and other objects.