Table called "tric-trac" inlaid with rosewood or satinwood quartefeuille or frieze in wide crossbars delimited by light wood fillets in violet wood frieze; rectangular in shape, the top covered with leather with gilded vignettes has a checkerboard on the reverse and reveals an interior with natural or stained bone indexes; cambered legs. Stamped by Jean-Pierre Latz. Louis XV period (restoration of use, small missing parts). A set of ivory tokens, some stained green (gross weight: 900 g). H: 71,5-W: 91,5-D: 62,5 cm

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