ANTIQUE DRESSING TABLE

2.450,00 €

Antique dressing table, crafted circa 1900 in France.

This elegant French dressing table, featuring a mirror and two lamps, is richly veneered with grained veneer, adding a new level of luxury to this splendid piece. Additionally, it is adorned with brass accents around the lamps, depicting vine leaves, beautifully complementing the mirror. The table is particularly suitable for ladies who prioritize their appearance, as it is designed for grooming, aided by the large mirror and lamps that provide ample light for precise grooming. It also includes a convenient drawer for storing all the grooming essentials. Dressing tables were extremely popular at the turn of the century and were an essential part of every bedroom. Later, grooming moved to bathrooms, so such tables are now rarely encountered, only finding their place in larger luxury furniture salons. Let this indispensable forgotten piece be an outstanding addition to your bedroom or use it as an exceptional writing desk in other areas of your home, so that others may also admire this exceptional table.

Dimensions: 126 x 101 x 56 cm

Weight: 18 kg

The table is in excellent condition, suitable for two B15 bulbs.

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