About 1830.
Diameter: 92cm. Height: 79,5cm.
Round table in solid wood and walnut strip with polychrome scagliola top in imitation of a marble clerk. Emilia, Restoration era and style (around 1830).
The table is original in every part. The drum under the top and the polylobed platform on which it rests are veneered in walnut feather, while the saber-shaped supports and the pine cone ornamentation that acts as a clypeus are in solid walnut essence. Feet shaped like a flattened onion. The scagliola top is precious, inspired by the famous semi-precious stone products produced by the Medici and Roman workshops starting from the Renaissance period.
The table is in good condition and without any structural damage. However, it would require conservative restoration and good polishing to enhance the grain of the wood.
Certification of authenticity and lawful origin of the furniture is issued in accordance with the law.
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