Mahogany and mahogany veneer "tric-trac" game table; rectangular in shape, the reversible top covered with leather or a green sheet uncovers the game surface veneered with rosewood with natural or green stained wood indexes; it opens with two opposing side drawers and rests on tapered fluted legs with casters. Louis XVI period (accident to a leg, restoration of use). A set of wooden tokens is attached. H: 71-W: 112-D: 60 cm

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