Louis XVI Period Mahogany Console Table, Circa 1780

Louis XVI Mahogany Console Table, Circa 1780. This lovely Louis XVI mahogany console table rests on toupie feet terminating in gilt bronze sabots. Opening with a large drawer in the frieze of the front, it is topped with a white marble slab with gray veining, surrounded by an openwork gilt bronze gallery. Its uprights, with their rusticated columns, are joined by a stretcher shelf. Beautiful gilt bronze ornamentation includes the gallery, drawer pulls, keyhole escutcheons, rings, sabots, and the frames of the drawer, stretcher, and sides. The wood is of fine quality. It has its key. A fine piece of craftsmanship with clean and elegant lines. This console table combines practical utility with ample storage space, allowing you to also display your art and decorative objects. But also visually appealing with its harmonious curves, it will easily adapt to your decor. This piece, with its lovely proportions and finish, embodies the refinement of Louis XVI period furniture and will bring charm to your home. Louis XVI period work, 18th century, circa 1780. Dimensions: Height: 89 cm Width: 106.5 cm Depth: 37 cm. In good condition, with the marble top having been previously restored and a small imperfection on the gallery.