Small Mahogany Dressing Table, Transitional Style - 1940

Elegant and refined, this small Transition-style dressing table captivates with the subtle balance of its curved lines, the richness of its mahogany veneer, and the delicacy of its gilt-bronze ornaments. A charming piece of furniture, both decorative and functional, it testifies to remarkable cabinetmaking skill.
Its kidney-shaped top is adorned with a mahogany leaf veneer arranged in butterfly wings, highlighting the warm, natural grain of the wood. The whole is accentuated by an elegant brass molding, adding a precious and luminous touch to the silhouette.
The front opens to reveal two drawers, each equipped with its own lock, keyhole escutcheon, and delicate foliate bronze handles, whose decoration subtly underscores the neoclassical character of the piece. The lower section is embellished with beautiful shell-shaped trim, while the leg supports are adorned with bronze mounts, adding rhythm and sophistication to the design. The piece rests on four cabriole legs, characteristic of French furniture from this elegant period, giving it a light, slender, and particularly graceful silhouette.

Inside, this dressing table reveals a cleverly concealed function: a mirror mounted on a top, which opens and closes with a lock, accompanied by small storage compartments for keeping jewelry, accessories, and personal items out of sight.
Through its combination of precious woods, bronze, and refined details, this small dressing table embodies all the charm of French Transitional style furniture. A captivating piece, ideal for adding a touch of timeless elegance to a bedroom, dressing room, or collector's home.

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Period: 1940
Excellent condition following restoration in our cabinetmaking workshop
Minor marks on the mirror
2 keys
Delivery available upon request within France and internationally
Dimensions:
Width: 63 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Height: 72 cm
Reference: 663V

Ref: JAK7CDZVKA