Artist: Pierre Kintzing, David Roentgen
Date: 1790
Museum: Musée Nissim de Camondo (Paris, France)
Technique: Bronze
Marquetry decoration of flowers tied with ribbons. A central drawer forms a writing table; two side compartments open to reveal hidden drawers that open with a spring mechanism. David Roentgen, cabinetmaker and mechanical engineer to the King and Queen, was renowned for his precision mechanics and delicate marquetry decoration.
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