1890
Height: 76 cm Top diameter: 50 cm
Refined circular table from the period in Louis XVI style.
This piece of furniture combines the austere elegance of mahogany with the liveliness of red marble and the splendor of bronze applications.
Its proportions (76x50 cm) make it a versatile furnishing element, perfect as a lamp holder or conversation table.
The structure is solid and heavy (15kg), a sign of high-quality craftsmanship.
The attention to detail, from the grooves on the legs to the bronze festoons, recalls the taste of great French cabinetmaking.
A classy piece for those looking for an authentic period piece with a great visual impact.
Material: Fine mahogany wood, red marble top (Rosso Francia variety) and gilded bronze applications.
Style: Louis XVI (Neoclassical) with fluted pin legs and garland friezes.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, solid structure, intact marble and well-preserved bronzes.
measures:
Height: 76 cm
Top diameter: 50 cm
Weight: approx. 15 kg (extremely stable thanks to the marble base and reinforced crosspiece).
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