A French Louis-Philippe Period Black Painted Clerk’s Desk c.1850 sub-Mirrors & Lighting As far as aesthetic period

As far as aesthetic period pieces go these are scarce and prove wonderfully decorative

remaining in beautiful un-meddled with condition

the paintings bold style means this handsome chap hasn’t dated a day meaning he can happily sit in either a contemporary or traditional setting

or Ecce Homo

the front panel with the repeated printed paper label

A French Louis-Philippe Period Black Painted Clerk’s Desk c.1850 sub-Mirrors & Lighting As far as aesthetic periodOrigin: French Period: Louis Philippe Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 Height: 32. 75 Width: 35. 25 Depth: 19. 5 (all at extremities) The well proportioned black painted pine clerks desk of counter form, the whole having elegant scrolled legs to a hinged sloping writing surface with lozenge escutcheon opening to reveal a vacant interior, being untouched from its heavy use throughout the decades, the carcass with an exceptional bitumen encrusted