Regency Console 18 Eme
Richly carved oak console table - Originally a fixed element of paneling, this console table has carved decoration on three of its sides. Each crosspiece is composed of a central shell, with for the belt, an openwork apron developing in the form of acanthus scrolls with finely carved crosslets. -The four curved feet rest on caprid hooves treated naturally and enhanced with an outgoing scrolled crook under a long acanthus leaf. Their upper part accommodates a bust with the head of a woman enclosed between two volutes with a rococo and nervous sculpture curving inwards (the use of human heads in the round at the tops of the furniture uprights is a contribution from André-Charles Boulle around 1680.
7 600 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oak
Width: 114,05
Height: 81
Depth: 61,05
Reference (ID): 1286159
Availability: In stock
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