ATTRIBUÉ À JEAN-FRANÇOIS OEBEN (1721-1763) Sloping desk in precious veneered woo…

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ATTRIBUÉ À JEAN-FRANÇOIS OEBEN (1721-1763)

Sloping desk in precious veneered wood with a scale motif on all sides, the flap revealing a fully inlaid interior with three drawers, a central compartment and two secret compartments. The flap is sheathed in black leather. It stands on curved legs. Louis XV period. Height : 82 cm - Width : 72 cm Depth : 44 cm (Sabots raportés, small accidents and missing parts, restored)

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ATTRIBUÉ À JEAN-FRANÇOIS OEBEN (1721-1763)

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