Coffee table - Biedermeier - mahogany or walnut wood - coffee table

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Antique coffee table in the Biedermeier / Louis Philippe style, dating from circa 1850, made of mahogany or walnut veneer on a solid base, 120 cm long, 87 cm wide and 62 cm high, in good antique condition with light signs of age and spotting.

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Description from the seller

Offered is this beautiful and extremely elegant antique living-room or center table from the mid-19th century (ca. 1850),

made in the rich Louis Philippe / Biedermeier style.

The piece immediately stands out for its unique, curving "violin-shaped" or "biscuit" tabletop.

The top features a splendid mirrored veneer pattern with a deep, warm wood grain that beautifully catches the daylight.

The table rests on a very robust and richly decorated central pedestal (column foot), which transitions into four gracefully carved caster feet with characteristic Baroque scroll and carving elements.

This model was used at the time to adorn the gentlemen's rooms or salons of wealthy families. Today it is a fantastic character piece that fits perfectly in a classic, eclectic, or modern hotel-chic interior.

Specifications

Style: Biedermeier / Louis Philippe

Period: Mid-19th century (ca. 1850)

Material: High-quality mahogany- or warm walnut-wood veneer on a solid base

Base: Turned central leg with four hand-carved claw/caster feet

Dimensions:

120 cm long
87 cm wide
62 cm high

Condition: In nice antique condition with light, characteristic signs of use that suit the age and authenticity of the piece (see detail photos).

Photos are part of the description

Foot is detachable for transport

Offered is this beautiful and extremely elegant antique living-room or center table from the mid-19th century (ca. 1850),

made in the rich Louis Philippe / Biedermeier style.

The piece immediately stands out for its unique, curving "violin-shaped" or "biscuit" tabletop.

The top features a splendid mirrored veneer pattern with a deep, warm wood grain that beautifully catches the daylight.

The table rests on a very robust and richly decorated central pedestal (column foot), which transitions into four gracefully carved caster feet with characteristic Baroque scroll and carving elements.

This model was used at the time to adorn the gentlemen's rooms or salons of wealthy families. Today it is a fantastic character piece that fits perfectly in a classic, eclectic, or modern hotel-chic interior.

Specifications

Style: Biedermeier / Louis Philippe

Period: Mid-19th century (ca. 1850)

Material: High-quality mahogany- or warm walnut-wood veneer on a solid base

Base: Turned central leg with four hand-carved claw/caster feet

Dimensions:

120 cm long
87 cm wide
62 cm high

Condition: In nice antique condition with light, characteristic signs of use that suit the age and authenticity of the piece (see detail photos).

Photos are part of the description

Foot is detachable for transport

Details

Era
1400-1900
Title additional information
coffee table
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
Model
Biedermeier
Material
mahogany or walnut wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
62 cm
Width
120 cm
Depth
87 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
43
Objects sold
Private

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