Louis XVI-style Hot Water Bottle Table Made Of Solid Mahogany And Veneer, With A White Marble Top, 18th Century

This Louis XVI-era hot-water bottle table is a refined example of late 18th-century Parisian parlor furniture.

The circular top in white Carrara marble is accented by an elegant bronze or brass cornice with a finely openwork trilobe pattern.

Its frame, made of mahogany and mahogany veneer, features neat horizontal grain and panels flanked by triple vertical fluting.

This sideboard opens with two drawers on opposite sides, fitted with bronze pull rings, alternating with two removable pull tabs.

The piece rests on four fluted spindle legs, characteristic of the neoclassical rigor of the Louis XVI style.
These legs are topped with protective foot caps and bronze casters that make it easy to move the piece during card games.
Although often anonymous, the creation of this type of card table is closely linked to the success of major Parisian cabinetmakers such as Adam Weisweiler, Guillaume Beneman, and Jean-Henri Riesener.
This classic model meets the strict criteria of productions from the late 1770s and 1780s.
Its balanced dimensions feature a diameter of 59 cm and a height of 80 cm.
The authenticity of its structure and the natural patina of its wood make it a sought-after collector’s item for connoisseurs of prestigious antiques.

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