Rosewood-veneered Coffee Table, Napoleon III Period – Second Half Of The 19th Century

An elegant center table made of rosewood veneer, enhanced by exquisitely detailed inlay work featuring strips of light-colored wood and a large, finely crafted bouquet of wildflowers. The tabletop, with its delicately rounded corners, is framed by a brass mold that highlights the richness of the design and the quality of the craftsmanship.
The band opens to reveal a perfectly integrated, decorated drawer featuring a functional lock and a chiseled key, attesting to the attention to detail. The piece rests on four tapered, fluted legs of great elegance, joined by an X-shaped crossbar centered with a decorative medallion. The spindle legs provide a refined finishing touch, typical of the taste and style of the Napoleon III era.
This table stands out for the quality of its veneer, the delicacy of its floral marquetry, and the harmony of its proportions, making it a representative piece of 19th-century French furniture that combines luxury and craftsmanship.

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Period: Second half of the 20th century

In excellent condition following restoration in our cabinetmaking workshop
Shellac finish

Delivery available upon request in France and internationally

Dimensions:
Width: 116 cm
Depth: 67 cm
Height: 76 cm

Reference: 564V