EMPIRE PERIOD DRESSING TABLE In mahogany and mahogany veneer, ornamentation of chased and gilded bronze, top in white marble with a mirror in psyche surrounded by a frieze of rosettes, the belt opening by a drawer, supported by uprights in console to the front and in pilaster to the back, resting on a plinth finished by casters ; minor accidents and missing parts; a later Empire period mahogany chair with chased and gilded bronze ornamentation, sheathed legs terminating in claws at the front and saber-shaped at the back, upholstered in worn yellow damask; accidents. Dimensions (dressing table) : H. 150 cm (59 in.), w. 83 cm (32 ½ in.) P. 56 cm (22 in.) Dimensions (chair): H. 90 cm (35 ½ in.), w. 41 cm (16 in.) (2) An Empire gilt-bronze mounted and mahogany coiffeuse, together with an Empire gilt-bronze mounted and mahogany chair

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