A gilt-bronze-mounted amaranth and fruitwood inlaid parquetry bedside table Louis XVI, late 18th century

with a three-quarter galleried brèche d'Alep marble top above two doors enclosing a marble shelf, with a drawer in the side on square tapering legs joined by a galleried shelf on gilt-bronze block and bun feet, the whole quarter-veneered within strapwork reserves and beading;some mounts later 

The marble top is broken in several places and would need to be restored. Old minor marks and scratches. There has been a minor internal alteration to the lockplate on the left door. The gilt-bronzes are slightly dirty and would benefit from a light clean. In otherwise good condition.
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