Burl Mahogany Dressing Table, Louis-Philippe Style – Late 19th Century

Beautiful louis-philippe style mahogany burl veneer commode with 4 spacious drawers with working keys and locks, and a top that opens to reveal the toilet area. This flap system is called a piano when it is at a right angle. More rare, this piece of furniture has an ogee closure. A mirror fixed inside serves as a mirror for styling or shaving. The white carrara marble inside ensures the surface is waterproof. It is used to hold earthenware toilet utensils such as the water jug, the bowl or basin, as well as hairdressing and shaving accessories and all perfumes and lotions. This commode is mounted on casters for easy movement. This type of furniture was very popular during the belle-epoque, at the end of the 19th century. ******** period: late 19th century excellent condition after restoration in our workshop. Finish: waxed delivery in france or internationally. Width: 80 cm depth: 46 cm height: 96.5 cm reference 020125.