FRANCE, époque Restauration, vers 1815-1830. Worker in rosewood veneer and light wood marquetry, decorated with fillets, rosettes, culots and foliage, resting on four columnar uprights ending in a skate, opening with a doucine cover on blond wood veneer compartments. 70.5 x 55 x 36 cm. A few missing pieces, especially on the skids; the lid is cracked. Rosewood (genus Dalbergia spp, family Fabaceae). This pre-Convention specimen having undergone a mechanical destructuration by cutting, polishing, or turning is listed in Appendix II of the Washington Convention (CITES), since January 2, 2017, and in Appendix B of the EC Regulation 338/97 of 09/12/1996. For a possible export, it will be up to the successful bidder to inquire - prior to any purchase of this lot - with the customs of the country concerned, particularly if it is the United States. For a departure from the EU a CITES re-export will be necessary, this one being at the charge of the future buyer.