JOSEPH GEGENBACH DIT CANABAS (1715-1797) Rectangular writing table in solid maho…

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JOSEPH GEGENBACH DIT CANABAS (1715-1797)

Rectangular writing table in solid mahogany, oak frame and softwood base, with a simulated drawer opening at the waist into a writing surface with two small interior drawers. Gilded green-tinted leather. It rests on four fluted feet. Molded beaded frames and bronze falls. Stamped by J.Canabas et Jurande. Louis XVI period Height : 82 cm - Width : 81 cm Depth : 53 cm (Damage and missing parts)

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JOSEPH GEGENBACH DIT CANABAS (1715-1797)

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