Small Table in Mahogany and Amboine Magnifying Glass

Charming little furniture all faces, composed of three identical drawers, each facade of which has a plating of Amboine magnifying glass, the periphery of which is dressed in a massive macheal strip. Each drawer is pulled by small brass rings. Each side of the furniture has half a column attached in solid mahogany made up of 3 arrested grooves. In the lower part, we have a molding and a protruding baguette. The whole rests on four feet in turned ducts, ending with a brass shoe.
The sides of this small table are made up of two amboine magnifying signs separated by a mahogany crosspiece. At the back, only one Amboine magnifying glass panel.
The top of this piece of furniture has a mahogany cutting frame, a large ebony net, with in the middle of the Amboine magnifying glass. Around, a wooden and protruding gallery marries the shape of the furniture.
This little cloth chest of drawers will make an excellent extra piece of furniture where you will judge its presence necessary.

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Era: late 18th

Excellent condition after restoration
Finish: satin varnish.

Dimensions:
Width: 42 cm
Depth: 32.5 cm
Height: 72 cm