Null SMALL MAZARIN DESKTOP in cherrywood and amaranth decorated with fine geomet…

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SMALL MAZARIN DESKTOP in cherrywood and amaranth decorated with fine geometric marquetry. It opens with a series of drawers framing a small door. Baluster base (later). Elegantly inlaid top. 18th c. W.82 D.50 H.80.

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SMALL MAZARIN DESKTOP in cherrywood and amaranth decorated with fine geometric marquetry. It opens with a series of drawers framing a small door. Baluster base (later). Elegantly inlaid top. 18th c. W.82 D.50 H.80.

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