Bonheur du jour met onder- en middenblad en met terugspringend opzetstuk met twee deurtjes. Opengewerkte kroonlijst. Blad van wit marmer.Belijmd met verschillende houtsoorten c. 1785 - 1790

This "Bonheur du jour" (meaning "happiness of the day") is a cabinet-style piece of furniture designed by Adam Weisweiler, a prominent German cabinetmaker working in Paris during the late 18th century. It's a beautiful example of the Neoclassical style, known for its symmetry, intricate details, and emphasis on elegant proportions. The piece boasts a combination of marquetry, veneering, and brass mounts, showcasing Weisweiler's mastery in craftsmanship. The "Bonheur du jour" was a popular design during the period, favored for its practicality and elegance, often used as a writing desk or a display piece in boudoirs and drawing rooms.