attributed to Maison Krieger FL. 1826-1900 A Fine Louis XVI style mahogany and ebony console Paris, circa 1890

surmounted by a molded brèche verte de Seravezza marble top, the frieze fitted with one drawer and two faux drawers, blue crayon number to the underside of the central drawer and to the back of the carcass 67572.

Overall in good condition with the usual minor dents, nicks and scratches throughout consistent with age and use. The marble top with chips around the edges and scratches and dirt to surface. Tarnishing to gilt-bronze. Age crack to top of carcass beneath the marble.
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The blue crayon number is most probably a Maison Krieger inventory number as it has been recorded that, like his contemporary François LInke, Krieger thoroughly kept track of his stock with a numbering system. 

For a note on Maison Krieger, please see lot 344.