Side table - Walnut






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Walnut wood Louis XVI style antique occasional table dating from 1850–1900, in good condition with minor signs of age and small stains, 67 cm wide, 54 cm deep, 74 cm high, underside height 27 cm.
Description from the seller
Louis XVI-style walnut wood coffee table
This coffee table embodies the Louis XVI style, characterized by elegant and restrained lines that emerged in France in the second half of the eighteenth century. The style is distinguished by turned, fluted legs, curved crossbars, and classical details that reflect the neoclassical influence of the era. Such furniture was appreciated in aristocratic and bourgeois households as functional and decorative pieces.
This type of coffee table is particularly sought after by antique furniture collectors, enthusiasts of classic French décor, and interior designers who want to add a touch of historic elegance to spaces. Its charm lies in the refinement of its proportions, the quality of the cabinetmaking, and its ability to blend harmoniously into both traditional and contemporary settings. Similar pieces are highly valued on the European antique market for their historical and artistic value.
Seller's Story
Louis XVI-style walnut wood coffee table
This coffee table embodies the Louis XVI style, characterized by elegant and restrained lines that emerged in France in the second half of the eighteenth century. The style is distinguished by turned, fluted legs, curved crossbars, and classical details that reflect the neoclassical influence of the era. Such furniture was appreciated in aristocratic and bourgeois households as functional and decorative pieces.
This type of coffee table is particularly sought after by antique furniture collectors, enthusiasts of classic French décor, and interior designers who want to add a touch of historic elegance to spaces. Its charm lies in the refinement of its proportions, the quality of the cabinetmaking, and its ability to blend harmoniously into both traditional and contemporary settings. Similar pieces are highly valued on the European antique market for their historical and artistic value.
