Edwardian Writing Desk Bonheur Du Jour

Edwardian Elegance: Inlaid Rosewood Bonheur du Jour (c. 1905) Embrace the refined grace of the early 20th century with this exquisite Edwardian Bonheur du jour. A true "lady’s desk," this piece combines delicate proportions with the rich, storied artistry of the Edwardian era, making it a sophisticated addition to any bedroom, dressing suite, or light-filled study. Masterful Artistry & Detail Richly Toned Timber: Crafted from a deep, lustrous wood with a dark finish that provides a dramatic backdrop for its intricate ornamentation. Neoclassical Marquetry: The piece is lavishly adorned with delicate boxwood inlays, featuring classical urn motifs, scrolling foliate swags, and elegant arabesques across the drawer fronts and cupboard doors. Sophisticated Superstructure: The raised back features a central arched mirror flanked by two discreet stationery cupboards, perfect for housing correspondence or personal treasures. Graceful Silhouette: Elevated on slender, tapered legs that terminate in original brass-capped castors, ensuring the piece retains an airy, lightweight presence. A Versatile Collector’s Piece "The Bonheur du jour—literally translating to 'daytime delight'—was designed for the modern woman of the Edwardian age, serving as both a private writing desk and a high-style vanity." Functional Elegance Writing Surface: Features a spacious desktop, inset with a dark writing surface for a tactile and functional experience. Plentiful Storage: Equipped with two generous frieze drawers and a central cubby, all finished with original brass pull handles that complement the golden tones of the inlay. Age related wear as to be expected. Condition commonsurate with age. A real taste of elegance that makes an impactful statement to any interior.