Table - Mahogany - Couture Marquetry
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Antique Napoleon III style sewing table in mahogany with decorative veneering on the top featuring floral motifs, dimensions 68 cm high by 57 cm long by 38 cm deep, in good overall condition with age-related wear, lock functional and original key provided.
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Elegant antique sewing table made of mahogany, featuring a beautiful decorative marquetry on the top, enhanced with floral motifs and a refined surround.
This piece rests on four turned legs connected by a crossbrace, typical of 19th-century furniture. The top opens to reveal a divided interior compartment, ideal for storing sewing accessories. The lock is functional and the original key is provided.
The table is in good overall condition for its age, with however visible signs of wear on the marquetry of the top, bearing witness to its use and authenticity.
A charming and decorative piece, which will fit equally well in a classic interior or in vintage or collectible decor.
Dimensions:
Height: 68 cm
Length: 57 cm
Width: 38 cm
Material: Mahogany, marquetry, metal elements
Condition: Good overall, signs of wear related to age and use
Accessory: Key provided
Seller's Story
Welcome to my professional profile!
I am Élodie, passionate about the world of flea markets, vintage objects, and accessible luxury.
As a professional seller of vintage items, I specialize in selecting authentic, rare, high-quality pieces, ranging from designer clothing to collectible objects such as sculptures, vases, furniture, and much more. Each piece I offer is carefully chosen for its provenance, authenticity, and impeccable condition.
My objective: to offer my clients a quality shopping experience, enabling them to acquire unique items at attractive prices. I am committed to providing detailed descriptions, professional photos, and precise measurements so you can shop with complete confidence.
Translated by Google TranslateElegant antique sewing table made of mahogany, featuring a beautiful decorative marquetry on the top, enhanced with floral motifs and a refined surround.
This piece rests on four turned legs connected by a crossbrace, typical of 19th-century furniture. The top opens to reveal a divided interior compartment, ideal for storing sewing accessories. The lock is functional and the original key is provided.
The table is in good overall condition for its age, with however visible signs of wear on the marquetry of the top, bearing witness to its use and authenticity.
A charming and decorative piece, which will fit equally well in a classic interior or in vintage or collectible decor.
Dimensions:
Height: 68 cm
Length: 57 cm
Width: 38 cm
Material: Mahogany, marquetry, metal elements
Condition: Good overall, signs of wear related to age and use
Accessory: Key provided
Seller's Story
Welcome to my professional profile!
I am Élodie, passionate about the world of flea markets, vintage objects, and accessible luxury.
As a professional seller of vintage items, I specialize in selecting authentic, rare, high-quality pieces, ranging from designer clothing to collectible objects such as sculptures, vases, furniture, and much more. Each piece I offer is carefully chosen for its provenance, authenticity, and impeccable condition.
My objective: to offer my clients a quality shopping experience, enabling them to acquire unique items at attractive prices. I am committed to providing detailed descriptions, professional photos, and precise measurements so you can shop with complete confidence.
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Era
1400-1900
Weight
2 kg
Style subtype
Napoleon III
Title additional information
Couture Marquetry
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
Material
Mahogany
Style
Antique
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
68 cm
Width
57 cm
Depth
38 cm
Estimated period
circa 1900
