426 - Louis FOUREAU, admitted to the guild in 1755, in the style of

Louis FOUREAU, admitted to the guild in 1755, in the style of A sloping wooden desk with a veneered surface featuring “Martin-style” lacquerwork imitating Chinese lacquer, decorated with pagodas, children playing with a kite, and Chinese-style landscapes. It opens with a flap revealing four compartments, four drawers, and a secret compartment above four drawers. The flap is trimmed with gilded leather featuring small interlaced foliage motifs. Louis XV period Ornamentation features gilded bronze elements such as the lock plate and leaf-motif feet. Height: 94 cm; Width: 78 cm; Depth: 42 cm (Restored, minor wear)