A refined Louis XVI–style writing desk dating from around the 1950s, crafted in solid cherry wood with a warm golden patina. The rectangular top features an elegant green leather writing surface divided into two panels, each bordered with intricate gilt tooling. This timeless combination of wood and leather adds both sophistication and practicality to the piece.
The desk is fitted with two spacious drawers adorned with brass rosette pulls and classic ribbon-back escutcheons. It rests on finely fluted, tapered legs ending in brass sabots, reflecting the neoclassical influence of the late 18th century.
This piece is beautifully proportioned, ideal as a writing desk or an elegant console table. Its craftsmanship and detailing—fluted legs, traditional joinery, and quality materials—embody mid-20th-century French cabinetmaking inspired by Louis XVI aesthetics.
A charming and functional piece that brings French elegance to any office or living space
