Emilian Louis XV Game Table In Elm Burl – First Half Of The 18th Century

Elegant Emilian game table, dating to the first half of the 18th century, attributable to the Louis XV period, crafted with notable workmanship and distinguished by harmonious proportions and refined materials.The table is entirely veneered in elm burl, carefully selected for the richness and lively movement of its grain, which enhances all surfaces with great decorative effect. The internal structure is made of poplar, in keeping with traditional Emilian cabinetmaking practices of the period.The piece features a transformable structure: the rear legs slide outward, allowing the top to open and revealing its original function as a game table. The opening top is lined with felt, while the front is fitted with a small storage drawer, adding a practical and functional element.The sabre-shaped legs, slender and elegantly curved, are fully consistent with the Louis XV style and lend lightness and movement to the overall design, while maintaining a solid and well-balanced structure.The generous proportions for this type of furniture make the table suitable both as a collector’s piece and as a refined decorative element:Maximum width: 86 cmMaximum depth: 43 cmHeight: 77 cmThe table is in good overall condition, with minor signs of age and use consistent with its period, attesting to its authenticity without detracting from its functionality or elegance.A fine example of 18th-century Emilian cabinetmaking, combining craftsmanship, the beauty of noble materials and ingenious functional design.For further information, photographs or technical details, please do not hesitate to contact us. Worldwide shipping available with professional packaging.