Late 18th Century French Mahogany Work Table with Marble Top and Brass Gallery

A refined French mahogany work table dating to the late 18th or early 19th century, combining elegance with functional design. The circular marble top is encircled by a delicate brass gallery, lending a classical finish and keeping items securely in place. The straight apron features two drawers and two slide out work surfaces, subtly integrated between small fluted pilaster strips that add a touch of neoclassical rhythm. The table is raised on four fluted, tapered legs that end in brass casters, enhancing mobility and grace. Crafted in warm, finely grained mahogany, the piece reflects the precision and symmetry typical of the Louis XVI style, while its petite scale and versatile storage make it an ideal accent for a sitting room, dressing area, or study. Elegant yet practical, it is a timeless example of French craftsmanship at its most understated and refined.
Dimensions: 25.875"Diameter x 28.75"H Apron: 23"H

Place of Origin: France
Period: Late 18th/Early 19th Century
Dimensions: 25.875"Diameter x 28.75"H Apron: 23"H

Inventory Number: AB36
Location: WRH

Price: $ 3500