Lee Hawkins Antiques & Interiors has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
Louis XVI era beautiful kingwood small bureau-plat or writing table.
With three frieze drawers and slender cabriole legs, this writing table seamlessly blends functionality with the sophistication of French design.

This writing table is a homage to the Louis XVI style, characterized by clean lines, classical motifs, and a commitment to refined craftsmanship. The design reflects the elegance and sophistication synonymous with the 18th-century French court.

Crafted from kingwood, the table's natural beauty is enhanced by satinwood inlay, adding a touch of lightness and contrast to the rich wood grain. The meticulous inlay work showcases the artistry of the period.
Rococo-style brass mounts adorn the table, providing a whimsical and ornate touch. These mounts, inspired by the asymmetrical and intricate designs of the Rococo period, contribute to the overall opulence of the piece.
The writing surface is adorned with gilt-tooled leather, adding a luxurious touch to the functional aspect of the table. The gilt detailing complements the brass mounts, creating a cohesive and visually appealing design.
The table features three frieze drawers, providing convenient storage space for writing essentials. The drawers maintain the clean lines of the design and offer a practical solution for organization.
Slender Cabriole Legs: Raised on slender cabriole legs, the table embodies the grace and lightness characteristic of Louis XVI furniture. The legs contribute to the overall sense of sophistication and ensure the stability of the writing surface.
Compact Dimensions for Versatility: With a width of 102cm, height of 75cm and a depth of 61cm, this bureau-plat is of compact dimensions, making it a versatile addition to various spaces, from a home office to a stylish living room.
Lee Hawkins Antiques & Interiors has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
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