Dutch cylinder bureau in mahogany wood with contrasting boxwood marquetry of flo…

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Dutch cylinder bureau in mahogany wood with contrasting boxwood marquetry of floral motifs, birds and insects, fles. s.XVIII. Removable top with compartmentalized interior with six drawers and departments. Front with three drawers in waist. Handles in gilded bronze. Without key. 115 x 135 x 63 cm. Slight wear and tear.

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