Dining table - Oak - Louis XV style





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Extensible dining table in oak, Contemporary style, dating to 1960–1970, 158 cm wide, 96 cm deep, 76 cm high, made in France.
Description from the seller
Grand dining table "extensible" in Louis XV style in carved oak – 20th century
Description :
Elegant and sturdy rectangular dining table in Louis XV / Regency style in oak, paired with beautiful marquetry/parquetry work on the top and rich sculptures on the frieze and the pedestal. It stands out for its rich sculpted decoration and its ingenious one-metre extension system.
Plateau and frieze :
Top marquetry with geometric checkerboard motifs / Versailles parquet, surrounded by a carved frieze with a twisted or gadrooned motif.
Upper beam cut and adorned with a large rocaille shell carved in the center.
Pedestal :
Resting on four curved feet (cabriole style) carved with acanthus at the shoulders and ending in imposing ball-and-claw feet.
Origin and Period :
Period: Second half of the 20th century (circa 1960–1980).
Probable origin: France or Belgium (traditional mass-produced oak in a chic rustic style).
Features :
Style: Louis XV / Regency style
Material: Oak
Grand dining table "extensible" in Louis XV style in carved oak – 20th century
Description :
Elegant and sturdy rectangular dining table in Louis XV / Regency style in oak, paired with beautiful marquetry/parquetry work on the top and rich sculptures on the frieze and the pedestal. It stands out for its rich sculpted decoration and its ingenious one-metre extension system.
Plateau and frieze :
Top marquetry with geometric checkerboard motifs / Versailles parquet, surrounded by a carved frieze with a twisted or gadrooned motif.
Upper beam cut and adorned with a large rocaille shell carved in the center.
Pedestal :
Resting on four curved feet (cabriole style) carved with acanthus at the shoulders and ending in imposing ball-and-claw feet.
Origin and Period :
Period: Second half of the 20th century (circa 1960–1980).
Probable origin: France or Belgium (traditional mass-produced oak in a chic rustic style).
Features :
Style: Louis XV / Regency style
Material: Oak

