Pamono Empire Mahogany Bramble Veneer Stool> Pedestals And Columns

Exceptional Somno in mahogany bramble veneer dating from the first empire, wearing a black and beige granite marble top, said “cuvette” shape. Of a rare design by its quality of wood and work, this furniture has a slightly decorate belt with a massive mahogany ring: a drawer with its small brass draw button comes to dress up this Belt, his delicate arondal tail assembly and his sides give him a remarkable finesse. It opens by a door with its oval handle, attached to the center for the expanded veneer, on an interior with typical red tones of the 18th century furniture composed of a tablet. On each side of this opening is arranged a solid mahogany rush, thus delimiting the door with the rest of the furniture. This furniture rests on a base consisting of a large vertical wooden plinth in height.
The commentary of the Antiquaire: “Exceptional Somno by its elegance in height, its diameter, by its quality of material and manufacturing, as well as by its perfect state for its time”.

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Time: 1805.

Excellent condition after restoration in our workshop. Vernie finish.