Louis XVI Period Mahogany Tilting Pedestal Table, Circa 1780

A sublime Louis XVI period mahogany tilting pedestal table, circa 1780. This mahogany tilting pedestal table, dating from the Louis XVI period, rests on a tripod base. The table is topped with an octagonal surface covered in veined white marble, within a mahogany frame highlighted with stringing. The edge of the top is encircled by gilt brass moldings. The table rests on a central fluted column inlaid with gilt brass stringing, terminating in a curved tripod base clad in brass and fitted with casters. The top can be tilted using its push-button release mechanism. It offers good stability. The wood is of very high quality. This piece of furniture is crafted with clean and refined lines. This pedestal table combines practical utility thanks to its ingenious tilting mechanism. You can use it as a pedestal table, side table, coffee table, or tea table. It will easily adapt to your interior, its space-saving design allowing for a more compact look. It also boasts a very attractive appearance with its graceful and delicate curves. This meticulously finished piece testifies to the elegance of French Louis XVI period furniture and will enhance your interior. A Louis XVI period piece, 18th century, circa 1780. Dimensions: Tabletop: 77.5 cm x 77.5 cm; Height: 74 cm. In excellent condition.