A musician's desk Blackened wood Circa 1725-1730

Rectangular table in blackened pearwood imitating ebony inlaid with gilt brass fillets.
It stands on four arched legs.
The top, covered with brown leather gilded with small irons, is divided into three parts: the centre one rising into a lectern, the other two folding, all this inside in beautiful padouk veneer.
The two side drawers and the top of the legs are decorated with gilded brass arabesques.
Original locks and shoes in chased and gilded bronze.
The locks are original and in good condition.
Parisian work from the end of the Regency around 1725- 1730

High 30 inches Wide 44.3/4 Deep 23.1/5