Description

A refined French Louis Philippe Guéridon or Centre Table Circa 1840.

Crafted in richly figured walnut and topped with a striking dark Breccia Marble whose bold veining contrasts beautifully with the warmth of the walnut.

The circular marble top is finished with a moulded lip and rests on a well‑turned central ring-turned column. Below, a triform base extends into beautifully carved legs with scrolling acanthus detail, each terminating in lion’s‑paw feet and accented with a stylish reeded motif. The whole is raised on discreet castors.

A well‑balanced and handsome table, with the marble and walnut providing a crisp, appealing contrast not often seen on darker mahogany or rosewood examples.

Dimensions: 73.5cm high, 98cm diameter.