Violin-shaped Table In Boulle Marquetry, Napoleon III Period – Mid-19th Century

A violin-shaped ceremonial table in blackened pearwood, inlaid in the style of André-Charles Boulle's creations. The top is adorned with brass scrolls, foliage, and acanthus leaves against a tortoiseshell background and encircled by a wide, gadrooned bronze band. The undulating, scalloped apron is highlighted by brass fillets and a wide, chased bronze band. At the center of each face is a prominent mask of Bacchus alternating with rosettes. The central baluster-shaped stem rests on four feet decorated with ribbons, acanthus leaf swags, and fleurons. It should be noted that this pedestal table has casters. This Napoleon III state table, a work of art par excellence, will undeniably enhance your interior. André-Charles Boulle (1642-1732): a visionary and avant-garde figure, born André-Charles Bolt, was a French cabinetmaker, founder, engraver, gilder, and designer. He revolutionized the art of furniture decoration by specializing in tortoiseshell and metal marquetry. ********Period: Mid-19th century. Very good condition after restoration in our workshop. Delivery upon request in France and internationally. Maximum dimensions: Width: 89 cm, Depth: 60 cm, Height: 71 cm. Reference 429V. https://www.antiquites-lecomte.com/boutique/tables-de-salon/table-violonnee-en-marqueterie-boulle-epoque-napoleon-iii-milieu-xixe/