Secrétaire à abattant d'époque French Louis XVI Style Secretary c. Late 19th Century Deerfield house art Woven in the early 19th

Woven in the early 19th century by Baluch nomads in the borderlands of eastern Iran and western Afghanistan

though some light wear consistent with age can be seen

Two areas of damage in the field including one area of damage to the weave and one hole about the size of a quarter

The chair features an elegantly carved frame

each exuding the elegance and style that defined Art Nouveau

Secrétaire à abattant d'époque French Louis XVI Style Secretary c. Late 19th Century Deerfield house art Woven in the early 19thThis Secrtaire Abattant, crafted in the French Louis XVI style in the late 19th century, remains a striking example of neoclassical elegance and masterful craftsmanship. The rich mahogany veneers, with their beautiful, flowing grain, are complemented by intricate inlays of floral patterns in contrasting woods, which enhance the refined aesthetic of the piece. The drop front desk opens to reveal a practical writing surface and organized compartments,