800
75x40 H83cm.
Antique French Empire console belonging to the Consulate period of the early nineteenth century.
The structure has a rigid rectangular shape entirely covered in mahogany feather with poplar interiors and a top in black Belgian marble.
The front is characterised by two pilasters ending with golden sphinx heads.
The feet of the pilasters, which are always gilded, rest on a rectangular base that acts as a connecting element.
Marble top coeval with the same.
Conditions: Excellent condition.
Provenance: France, early 19th century.
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