Mahogany and mahogany veneer SECRETARY opening on the lower part with two leaves…

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Mahogany and mahogany veneer SECRETARY opening on the lower part with two leaves revealing three drawers, a flap in the middle revealing four compartments and six drawers, a drawer in the waistband and two grilled leaves on the upper part. Triangular keyhole. It stands on four tapered legs ending in bronze sabots. The rounded fluted uprights end in tapered legs. Early 19th century. H: 209 - W: 118 - D: 43 cm Cracks, insolation and wear.

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Mahogany and mahogany veneer SECRETARY opening on the lower

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