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Late 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card table

Late 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card table

STATUS : SOLD
PRICE : NC.
CONDITION : Excellent

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Mahogany game table / card table, Louis XVI - Directoire, late 18th century circa 1790-1800.

Beautiful half-moon shaped model, five feet, our table can be used as a tea table, a game table or as an elegant half-moon console. Not signed.

It is in excellent condition. The varnish has been restored as new in a traditional way by our cabinetmaker.

Height : 73cm
Depth : 56cm
Diameter : 111cm

Late 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card tableLate 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card tableLate 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card tableLate 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card tableLate 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card tableLate 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card tableLate 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card tableLate 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card tableLate 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card tableLate 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card tableLate 18th century mahogany half-moon shaped game table / card table









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