Manufactured in Dnepropetrovsk in alone specimen in 1992 by three craftsmen (Matuhin & sons), using a fret-saw.

Plugged wood, engraving, japanning.

In a basis of an article the following materials are included:

1.A pine wood, a beech, a birch.

2.Veneering: a pink wood, a rosewood, a citric wood, a sandal wood, an amaranth, a red wood, a fumed oak, an oak, a mulberry wood, a brass.

The table is supported by four legs with squared profile. The legs converge down and have brass tips. There is one drawer in the side-bar. There is a brass kea-hole in the center of drawer. The table-top is like a bean. It is framed by figured brass along perimeter of the table-lid.

The internal field of a table-top is decorated with a set of rhombic grid a and framed by double tractions.

There is a round locket with a bouquet of flowers in the center of table-top. The side-bar and legs are pasted over plugged smooth veneering. An endurance of all kinds of wood present in an article is more than 5 years. A pink wood is a dominant material in an article.

All wood of black color on an article is a fumed oak. Its black color speaks about the great age of this material, - not less than 1000.

The intarsia on an article comprises is more than 9 thousand slices of inlay.

The method of sprayed mitre joint, used on the edges of drawer surface and legs, speaks about complexity of inlay. This intarsia is made out of 2 mm sawn veneers.

The total time spent by three masters on manufacturing of a product makes about 3168 hours of handicraft.

There are favorite receptions, used by the Russian craftsmen in the last quarter XVIII of century, on the table.

This article is a subject of a ladies` toilet. It concerns to style of classicism