Charles X Mahogany Work Writing Table Vitrine the rectangular top over a

the rectangular top over a tambour front enclosing three shelves and four drawers

The Pickelhaube was originally designed in 1842 by King Frederick William IV of Prussia

Carved shell on knee and the graceful scrolling of the arms

Depth: 10 inches

Ends terminate in knotted fringe

Charles X Mahogany Work Writing Table Vitrine the rectangular top over aA Charles X gilt bronze mounted mahogany work writing table. Works wonderfully as a nightstand. circa 1830 The rectangular hinged lid reversing to a mirror above a divided well with hinged fold over pin cushion and candle nozzle over a drawer with sliding leather lined writing surface, ink and sander pot and utensil well. height 30 1 4in (77cm); width 20in (51cm); depth 14in (36cm) Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, Beverly Hills,