Round Louis XVI-style Side Table In Gilded Bronze / Wood Marquetry And Caning

Period: Early 20th century, circa 1920 (probable date)
Style: Louis XVI – Neoclassical
Diameter: 46 cm
Height: 82 cm

A very elegant round Louis XVI-style side table, likely dating from the 1920s, featuring fine craftsmanship and a remarkable combination of marquetry, gilded bronze, and cane work.

This charming side table rests on three tapered gilded bronze legs, adorned with rings and finely chiseled motifs, in the style of late 18th-century Neoclassical designs.

Its superb circular top features elegant wood marquetry with a geometric design, composed of small elements arranged with precision, creating a beautiful decorative effect and a sense of depth.

The edge of the tabletop is accented by a delicate gilded bronze border with repeating motifs, lending refinement and elegance to the piece.

The circular wooden band is also adorned with a decorative gilded bronze frieze.

At the bottom, a charming round wicker shelf, surrounded by a gilded brass rail, harmoniously completes this pedestal table. It is supported by the three legs and serves as a particularly decorative element of this piece.

The piece as a whole features slender proportions, exquisite craftsmanship, and a beautiful harmony between the different materials.

This pedestal table reflects the taste for Louis XVI-style furniture in the early 20th century, a period during which cabinetmakers and bronze artisans carried on the traditions of high-quality French furniture.

A truly beautiful decorative piece, ideal as a side table, end table, small stool, or display table for a vase, sculpture, or work of art.

It will fit perfectly in an elegant living room, a library, an entryway, or a contemporary interior seeking a piece with character.

• Height: 82 cm

• Top diameter: 46 cm

Period: circa 1920.

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