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Gilt Bronze Pedestal Table, In The Taste Of Adam Weisweiler (1744-1820).
Circular neoclassical style pedestal table in finely chiseled and gilded bronze, in the style of Adam Weisweiler (1744-1820).
It rests on a tripod base in gilded bronze composed of three double uprights with “bamboo-style” columns topped with capitals decorated with protomes of women in the antique style in frames of laurels. The set united by a strongly curved base in mahogany veneer adorned with laurel foliage in applique rests on rounded bronze feet. The crotch shelf held by a baluster column presents a gray-veined white marble top surrounded by an openwork ingot mold in gilded bronze. The top in white marble veined with gray, set in a gilded bronze hooping and molded.
French work from the first half of the 20th century, remarkable quality and in very good condition.
(Technical photographs and condition report on request)
Height: 66cm Diameter: 49cm
It rests on a tripod base in gilded bronze composed of three double uprights with “bamboo-style” columns topped with capitals decorated with protomes of women in the antique style in frames of laurels. The set united by a strongly curved base in mahogany veneer adorned with laurel foliage in applique rests on rounded bronze feet. The crotch shelf held by a baluster column presents a gray-veined white marble top surrounded by an openwork ingot mold in gilded bronze. The top in white marble veined with gray, set in a gilded bronze hooping and molded.
French work from the first half of the 20th century, remarkable quality and in very good condition.
(Technical photographs and condition report on request)
Height: 66cm Diameter: 49cm
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