Side table - Mahogany, Ormolu, Glass





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Round mahogany table with a lift‑top glass top and a lower shelf, featuring gilt bronze details, dating to 1910–1920 in the antique Empire style from Italy; dimensions 60 cm wide, 47 cm deep, 83 cm high; weight 6 g; condition: good used condition with small signs of age and stains.
Description from the seller
Round mahogany coffee table with a lift-up glass top and bronze details
This elegant service table, characterized by a circular top with a lift-up glass panel and a lower shelf, represents the excellence of European cabinetry between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Made of premium mahogany with refined turned details in the legs, this piece perfectly embodies the balance between functionality and decoration typical of the period. The lift-up glass top allowed the storage of precious objects or the practical and elegant serving of beverages in bourgeois drawing rooms of the era.
These tables are particularly appreciated by collectors of antique furniture and dealers specializing in European classical furnishings for their versatility and timeless charm. The presence of the lift mechanism significantly increases the piece's value and appeal, making it sought after by both vintage furniture enthusiasts and interior designers seeking high-quality accents for prestigious residential projects. Their value lies in artisanal quality, premium materials, and the ability to harmoniously integrate into both classic and contemporary settings.
Seller's Story
Round mahogany coffee table with a lift-up glass top and bronze details
This elegant service table, characterized by a circular top with a lift-up glass panel and a lower shelf, represents the excellence of European cabinetry between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Made of premium mahogany with refined turned details in the legs, this piece perfectly embodies the balance between functionality and decoration typical of the period. The lift-up glass top allowed the storage of precious objects or the practical and elegant serving of beverages in bourgeois drawing rooms of the era.
These tables are particularly appreciated by collectors of antique furniture and dealers specializing in European classical furnishings for their versatility and timeless charm. The presence of the lift mechanism significantly increases the piece's value and appeal, making it sought after by both vintage furniture enthusiasts and interior designers seeking high-quality accents for prestigious residential projects. Their value lies in artisanal quality, premium materials, and the ability to harmoniously integrate into both classic and contemporary settings.

