A secretary desk made of rosewood veneer with light wood trim, featuring a drawer in the upper section, a drop-down panel revealing a compartment and a drawer, and two doors in the lower section; the side panels are beveled, and the top is made of veined gray marble. Stamped “Rebout” (probably Jacques-Augustin Rebout, who became a master cabinetmaker in 1754). Louis XVI period. H.: 148 cm - L.: 95 cm - W.: 40.5 cm (Significant lifting and delamination of the veneer, cracks). This lot comes from the bedroom of the Dowager Marquise