Architect's table, called "à la Tronchin" stamped by A. JANNIN

Architect's table, called "table à.la Tronchin", in solid mahogany and veneer of wire and burl of mahogany.
The top, with double tray, rises on notched rods, the reading table can be tilted with a folding easel.
This top is decorated on its field, with a wide fillet of plain brass, polished and gilded, and is underlined by a moulding in light cavet.
It is lined with a plain leather, acting as a work surface.
It opens in the belt, with a large drawer, discovering a sliding writing case and small inkwells.
The belt is highlighted by a mahogany rush.
Its worktop can be enlarged thanks to two side pulls.
It rests on four sheathed feet, finished with brass rolling shoes.
Parisian work of good quality. Perfect condition.
Period: early 19th century.
Stamped by A. JANNIN