Neo-Renaissance or Henri II style chair from the late 19th century.

Side table designed to showcase a piece of art, such as a sculpture, a precious vase, or a plant. Sculpted friezes very characteristic of the Neo-Renaissance or Henri II styles from the late 19th century. The top is marked with a crack and has a moulded wooden edge. The legs are referred to as "curved" or "cabriole, " which adds lightness to the solid structure. Uses: plant stand, end table, decorative object.