Featured Writing Desk - Style and approximate value?

Hello everyone, can someone help this antique furniture to identify?
I found some keywords such as boulle style, frech lady desk, napellon III style etc..
But I am not sure about its correct age and approximate value:

 

Well that is a LOVELY piece! I would be inclined to say French Napoleon III brass inlaid ebonized Bonheur du Jour desk. Can you show a side shot of the drawer construction? What do the locking mechanisms look like?

 

This one pictured was sold by an Austrian auction house and described as:
End of the 19th century, so-called Makart style, pear or oak veneered and ebonized polished hardwood frame on turned legs, floral brass sheet and mother-of-pearl decor, 5 drawers, top with 2 doors and connecting gallery, green felt covering, 125 x 102 x 62 cm, Ornamental bronze fittings, neat condition.
It sold for $1200 in 2015

I wasn't familiar with Makart or Makartstil but did some quick research. Hans Makart was a Viennese artist whose studio was famous for its decor in the 1870's and 80's due largely to photographs like the one below.

 

Another view of his studio by unknown artist.

 

Thanks for quick responses.
I have some photos for Laura or anyone to be sure about its style:

 

@James Conrad , @verybrad
Thought y'all may want to see this desk.
I cannot remember who else loves wood furniture.

 

Looks like Mark solved the mystery!!! Really spectacular piece!

 

Yep, did! Gold Star to Mark!

 

So, thanks for all!
It was my first post here and u all really very helpfull.
I liked this forum and I will keep sharing some antiques to get information and I hope I will help others also.

 

You're quite welcome. Fortunately there was a very similar one online that made an image search quick and easy. For what it's worth, these two came up in the search as well. The first one sold at auction for $2600 and was described as 19th century Austrian in walnut and burlwood. The second photo is very similar, but without the top piece. Unfortunately there was no description for it.

 

Yeah, I am using google image search but I couldn't find this desk. I mean I found similar images but I couldn't see ur first picture from Makart, it is really similar. So thanks you again!

 

Wow that’s a truly beautiful desk. Hope it’s no longer standing outside on the pavers

 

I don't use Google for image searches. Pinterest is the best for finding similar images, and very easy with the Chrome extension.

 

Great tip! installed it and it works well, much better than google image search.
Google is pretty much worthless on images.

 

The Pinterest image search tool is pretty amazing, far better than anything else I've tried. I'm sure Google and Facebook are working on better image search tools but for now Pinterest has them beat by a mile.

 

Amazing piece in what it seems rather good condition. Go Mark737!