Null Sloping secretary desk in diamond marquetry and gilt bronze, opening to two…

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Sloping secretary desk in diamond marquetry and gilt bronze, opening to two glass doors, two leaves and a flap revealing ten drawers and a compartment, the belt decorated with a frieze of gilt bronze foliage. Louis XVI style, 19th century. H.142cm, W.95cm, D.60cm

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Sloping secretary desk in diamond marquetry and gilt bronze, opening to two glass doors, two leaves and a flap revealing ten drawers and a compartment, the belt decorated with a frieze of gilt bronze foliage. Louis XVI style, 19th century. H.142cm, W.95cm, D.60cm

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