Small Louis XVI Style Darkened Pearwood & Thuya Burl Side Table, 19th Century

This small medium table presents, on the top, a composition of a jar, a fan, a rosary and marked plants on Darrier Poir. The periphery is embellished with foliage, flowers, scrolls and a various wooden pearls on a background of Thuya magnifying glass with a lemon fillet. Each angle, out of jurisdiction, is decorated with a oak sheet lozenge.
This tray, bordered by a chopped brass molding with an intermingles decoration, opens with two brass hinges and locks using an original and functional hook lock, with Louis XVI posterior key and entry in bronze.
The interior offers a mirror, surrounded by scalloped bronze baguettes, and a drawer accompanied by a sliding element with three lockers.
The facade of this drawer as well as the rest of the belt, which takes up the same marquetry of scrolls, scrolls and plant elements, are also underlined in the lower part by a chopped bronze wand.
The amounts have an openwork bronze pattern.
The whole rests on four feet in a gimpled spindle in Collerettes.
This base is brought together by a concave spacer with a brass pine cones in the center.
This small table with meticulous realization will attract the eyes, for sure, by its rich ornaments.

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Era: XXth medium

Excellent condition.
Varnished finish on a hard background.
Dimensions:
Width: 61 cm
Depth: 41 cm
Height: 73.5 cm