Interesting Capuchin desk called "tumbler secretary" according to the original name, the Capuchin desk is a piece of transforming furniture whose top folds down to reveal a circular step reminiscent of the hood of the religious order of the Capuchins, it comes from the invention by Antoine Gaudreaux around 1700.
Our model is stamped by Pierre Garnier.
| Style | Louis XV |
|---|---|
| Century | 18st century |
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