Mahogany Mute Servant, Chippendale Style, England - Late 19th Century

This mahogany side table, typical of 19th-century English style, consists of three rotating, circular trays arranged in a pyramidal structure, ideal for displaying decorative objects or serving refreshments. The central column, cylindrical and slightly flared, elegantly supports the entire piece. This side table rests on a finely carved tripod base, the feet of which terminate in lion's paw feet, an emblematic ornamentation of English neoclassical furniture. These feet are mounted on discreet casters, allowing the serving cart to be moved easily without compromising its aesthetic appeal. This mute serving cart embodies both the functionality and refinement characteristic of English furniture intended for 19th-century bourgeois living rooms. ********Period: Late 19th century. Excellent condition after restoration in our workshop. Waxed finish. Delivery upon request in France and internationally. Dimensions: Diameter: 67 cm Height: 110 cm Reference 395V https://www.antiquites-lecomte.com/boutique/tables-de-salon/serviteur-muet-en-acajou-style-chippendale-angleterre-fin-xixe/