Rectangular flat desk in mahogany and flamed mahogany veneer opening with three drawers in the belt and two side shelves, the trays covered with green leather gilded with small irons. Console base finished with patinated bronze claw feet. Key of the central drawer with double diamond-shaped barrel.

Empire period, stamped in ink by " Lesage rue Grange Batelière n°2 Paris " under the desk.

Height 78 cm - Width 113,5 cm - Depth 64,5 cm



ANTOINE-NICOLAS LESAGE (1784-1841) was a merchant specialized in high-end furniture and decoration. Initially established on the Boulevard des Italiens in 1812, he opened a second store, "L'Union des Arts", at 2 rue Grange Batelière, which he transferred to rue de la Chaussée d'Antin in 1837.
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Lot no. 222

Rectangular flat desk in mahogany and flamed mahogany veneer opening with three drawers in the belt and two side shelves, the trays covered with green leather gilded with small irons. Console base finished with patinated bronze claw feet. Key of the central drawer with double diamond-shaped barrel. Empire period, stamped in ink by " Lesage rue Grange Batelière n°2 Paris " under the desk. Height 78 cm - Width 113,5 cm - Depth 64,5 cm ANTOINE-NICOLAS LESAGE (1784-1841) was a merchant specialized in high-end furniture and decoration. Initially established on the Boulevard des Italiens in 1812, he opened a second store, "L'Union des Arts", at 2 rue Grange Batelière, which he transferred to rue de la Chaussée d'Antin in 1837.

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Rectangular flat desk in mahogany and flamed mahogany veneer opening with three drawers in the belt and two side shelves, the trays covered with green leather gilded with small irons. Console base finished with patinated bronze claw feet. Key of the central drawer with double diamond-shaped barrel. Empire period, stamped in ink by " Lesage rue Grange Batelière n°2 Paris " under the desk. Height 78 cm - Width 113,5 cm - Depth 64,5 cm ANTOINE-NICOLAS LESAGE (1784-1841) was a merchant specialized in high-end furniture and decoration. Initially established on the Boulevard des Italiens in 1812, he opened a second store, "L'Union des Arts", at 2 rue Grange Batelière, which he transferred to rue de la Chaussée d'Antin in 1837.
Sale Tuesday 5 July・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Salle 4 - Hôtel Drouot 9, rue Drouot 75009 Paris