Mahogany Console Table From The Empire Period, Circa 1810

Empire Period Mahogany Console, Circa 1810. A sublime Empire period mahogany and mahogany veneer console, resting on spherical front feet and straight rear feet. This console, with a mirrored base, is topped with a black marble slab. It rests on sumptuous front uprights in the form of winged chimeras, carved in ebonized wood with gilt highlights, terminating in claw feet. Its straight rear uprights frame the mirrored base. The whole is joined by a concave stretcher. Its frieze is adorned with a rich, finely chased gilt bronze mount decorated with laurel wreaths and ribbons. Beautiful wood, lovely patina. A Parisian piece of exceptionally high-quality craftsmanship, with refined and elegant lines, in the style of Jacob's production. This console table combines practical utility, allowing you to display your art objects, decorative items, clocks, or lighting fixtures. It also offers a very attractive visual appeal with its harmonious and delicate curves. It will easily adapt to your interior. This beautifully proportioned piece, with its meticulous finish, embodies the refinement of Empire-style furniture and will bring charm and prestige to your home. Empire period work, 19th century, circa 1810. Dimensions: Height: 90 cm Width: 87 cm Depth: 41 cm. In excellent condition.