Property secretary, 1st Empire period - 1800

Elegant piece of furniture secretary Nantais of Property in solid cherry wood endowed in high part with two doors in framing with cut of mitre. Each door has a recessed panel with vertical grain. These doors close with a key and an original lock with brass fillet entries. The interior is equipped with an adjustable rack shelf.
This cabinet has a nice flap with mitered frame embellished with the same moldings as the top pores. In the center is a horizontal wood panel. This flap is closed by a key and an original lock with brass entry. Inside we discover a space called tabernacle in solid cherry wood, equipped with a large niche and drawers pulled by brass knobs. A central drawer is equipped with an original key and lock in working order. On each side, two columns remind the empire style of this secretary. The flap is equipped with a beautiful leather recently installed in olive green decorated with golden vignette and a central empire pattern.
In the lower part of this piece of furniture, three drawers of the same height open with a working key and an original lock with a brass overflow net entry. A fourth drawer is hidden in the plinth.
On the sides, two magnificent empire columns are embellished at the top with a large finely chiseled bronze ring and at the bottom with a bronze collar. These columns rest on a rounded part ending with a foot turned in cul de lampe.
Elegant and sober, this secretary has many assets. In addition to the quality of its wood and the workmanship, it will delight with the beautiful color of its leather and its many storage spaces.

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Period : 1800

Excellent condition after restoration in our workshop. Waxed finish.

Delivery possible, in France and in Europe, by our partner specialized in the transport of furniture.

Dimensions :
Height: 197 cm - Width: 106 cm - Depth: 54 cm

Reference 975 S

Ref: POHMYWVW7Q