Late 19th Century Elegance: Victorian Painted Satinwood and Kingwood Bonheur du Jour late 19th century exquisite Late Victorian Bonheur du Jour. Crafted from painted satinwood and kingwood, this piece is a testament to the craftsmanship and design sensibilities of the era. The superstructure boasts a drawer and a pair of cupboard doors surrounding a central recess. The doors are adorned with beautifully painted oval reserves featuring depictions of 18th-century ladies. The meticulous detailing in the painted scenes adds a touch of artistry and nostalgia. The lower part of the Bonheur du Jour features a crossbanded top, providing visual interest and sophistication. Three short frieze drawers offer practical storage while maintaining the elegant aesthetic. The piece is raised on square tapered legs, each adorned with husk trails, a classic decorative motif of the late Victorian period. The legs gracefully culminate in spade feet, adding a final touch of refinement to the design. he combination of painted satinwood and kingwood creates a harmonious contrast, showcasing the beauty of both materials. This Bonheur du Jour seamlessly merges elegance with functionality. Reflecting the design trends of the late 19th century, this piece encapsulates the charm and grace associated with Victorian furniture. It is a timeless representation of the era''s commitment to craftsmanship and intricate detailing. The Bonheur du Jour''s design makes it versatile, suitable for use as a writing desk or a decorative display piece. Its compact yet functional form adds a touch of sophistication to any room. Measurements - Height 124cm x Width 90cm x Depth 51cmHeight is 124cm (48.8inches)
Width is 90cm (35.4inches)
Depth is 51cm (20.1inches)