Overview
A beautifully proportioned antique Edwardian bonheur du jour dating to circa 1900, crafted in richly figured mahogany and enhanced throughout with satinwood crossbanding, fine line inlays, and elegant decorative detail.
This refined piece combines the practicality of a writing desk with the decorative presence of a display cabinet. The raised superstructure features a central mirrored display section flanked by a pair of glazed cupboards with decorative astragal glazing bars, glass shelves, and brass gallery rails.
Key Features
- Antique Edwardian mahogany bonheur du jour
- Circa 1900
- Rich mahogany with satinwood crossbanding
- Fine line inlay decoration throughout
- Central mirrored display section
- Twin glazed cupboards with astragal doors
- Glass shelves and brass gallery rails
- Leather-lined writing surface
- Two additional drawers
- Open shelves below for books or display
Craftsmanship & Detail
The central fall-front writing drawer opens to reveal a leather-lined writing surface, ideal for correspondence, study, or use as a sophisticated home office desk. Further practicality is provided by two additional drawers and generous open shelving beneath, offering excellent storage and display space for books, decorative objects, or collectibles.
The warm mahogany veneers are beautifully complemented by satinwood banding and delicate inlaid decoration throughout, while the elegant tapered legs reflect the refined craftsmanship associated with the Edwardian period.