Round mahogany gueridon with a marble top – Empire Restoration period

Round mahogany guéridon with marble top – Empire Restoration period, 19th century Beautiful round guéridon in mahogany, resting on a significant central tripod base, characteristic of furniture from the first half of the 19th century. It is topped with an elegant circular grey veined marble top, bordered by a wooden moulding. The central shaft, in a baluster shape, rests on an architecturally designed triangular base. The three legs are richly carved with scrolls, palmettes, and leafy motifs, ending in remarkable claw feet, adding a lot of character to the whole piece. A decorative guéridon with balanced proportions, representative of Restoration taste, which can also be used as a small salon table or centre table. Period: first half of the 19th century Material: mahogany, marble top Dimensions: Height: 75 cm Diameter: 82 cm In good overall condition with signs of use and patina consistent with its age.