Dressing table consisting of a table-shaped base upholstered in red velvet and a top piece with a mirror
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
Toilet table of walnut and bird's-eye maple, consisting of a base and a top section. The table stands on four curved and profiled legs that end at the top in floral motifs. The tabletop has profiled sides and ears and is upholstered in red velvet. Below the tabletop is a smaller leaf whose supports are carved in the form of branches. The space between the two leaves is divided into three sections. In the center is a drawer with applied whip-lash motifs, flanked on either side by two open compartments. The separate top section consists of a mirror crowned with a carved flower and claw feet, with an open space in the center below it, flanked by two drawers and open compartments beneath. The top section features applied branch motifs of walnut on bird's-eye maple.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description