FRENCH BONHEUR DU JOUR SECRETARY

French marquetry Bonheur du jour with parquetry and foliate decoration, the drop front opening to a leather writing surface and fitted gallery, all over a lower drawer, rising on cabriole legs faced w

19th century French Empire mahogany Bonheur du Jour desk, the upper section with classical motifs of pharaoh masks and wreaths, around a mirrored secretary fall-front with compartments and writing pad

19th century French bonheur du jour ladies' desk, having ormolu and Sevres porcelain mounts, circa 1830-1840, 58" h x 26" w x 15" d. Provenance: from a Palm Beach, Florida estate.

Early to mid 19th century French bonheur du jour, the pierced gilt gallery surmounting two doors opening to a fitted interior, the base with an inset leather top, the doors and apron highlighted with

Inlaid wood marquetry French Bonheur Du Jour desk cabinet with ormolu accents. Measures 51" tall 29" x 18.5" wide.

Ca. second half 19thC. A beautiful Bonheur Du Jour lady's writing desk with faux books along the top door interior. This door opens to reveal six drawers and a cubby. Cylinder roll opens to show a sma

Inlaid wood marquetry French Bonheur Du Jour desk cabinet with ormolu accents. Measures 51" tall 29" x 18.5" wide.

A second Empire period French "bonheur du jour" witing table, circa 1870, in mahogany with bronze mounts and tooled leather writing surface. 27.5" w x 20" d x 41" h

Two-part French bonheur du jour desk, circa 1800, the top with mirror sliding doors, brass gallery and marble top, the base with leather writing surface. [Top: 20 1/2" H x 33" H x 11" D; Bottom: 28 1/

Exceptional 19th Century Ladies Writing Desk With Fine Tortoise Shell And Cut-Brass Inlays. The Central Scene Features A Horse-Drawn Chariot. The Top With A Partial Pierced Bronze Gallery Above Two Sh

French mechanical bonheur du jour, executed in mahogany, early 20th century, having a rectangular top with a pierced bronze gallery rim, over three drawers, surmounting the arched rolltop desk decorat

French Mahogany Bonheur du Jour, 48" high.

Magnificently Crafted With Tortoise Shell And Intricate Cut-Brass Inlays. Having Serpentine-Shaped Bonnets With Dore Bronze Foliate And Shell Appointments, And Urn Finial Accents. The Two Door Cabinet

Late 19th or early 20th century French mahogany bonheur du jour, with gilt hand-shaped pulls on locking drawers above a central clock flanked by angel columns, surmounting an inset leather top writing

FRENCH PORCELAIN INSERT BONHEUR DU JOUR. MEASURES 46" X 18" X 26"

French burl wood Bonheur du Jour, c. 1900, a ladies writing desk accented with figural porcelain plaques, ormolu including a winged griffin, an upper cabinet with door and drawer and attached shelf ab

With Ormolu Mounted Plaques & Bronze Trim- 62" Tall X 53" Wide X 22" Deep-Comes in Two Pieces

French Louis XVI style writing desk, 20th c., the marble top with pierced brass rail over two drawers above the cylinder roll opening to a pullout writing surface and gallery, a single lower drawer, a

A French inlaid mahogany Japonisme bonheur du jourattributed to Alfred Perret and Ernest Vibert for La Maison des Bambouslate 19th centuryheight 51 1/2in (131cm); width 40in (101.5cm); depth 25 1/2in

French Louis XVI style Parquetry Bonheur du Jour/ladies writing desk, 19th c., upper case fitted with a central clock, faux antique book spines, atop three drawers, resting above inset leather writing

French Louis XVI style mahogany lady's writing desk, late 19th c., pierced gilt metal gallery, marble top over four drawers, above a pull-out inset leather writing surface, two additional drawers belo

French Louis XVI style mahogany lady's writing desk, late 19th c., pierced brass gallery, inset marble top, mirrored double doors, over two drawers, cylinder top opening to pull-out writing surface wi

French Louis XVI style mahogany lady's writing desk, early 20th c., having pierced gilt metal gallery, over open niche with pull-out leather writing surface, fitted with two matched veneer drawers, ri

French Louis Philippe Carved Walnut Bonheur du Jour, 19th c., the rectangular back with six short drawers, above an inset leather pull out writing surface over a central drawer flanked by two drawers