Console table - Wood, Marble

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He accumulated 18 years' experience, worked as junior specialist at Sotheby’s and managed Kunsthandel Jacques Fijnaut.

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Louis XVI-era console in carved and giltwood with an original Sainte-Anne marble top, a crescent demi‑lune shape, dimensions 81 cm wide, 82 cm high and 41 cm deep, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear, beige and grey‑green tones and available for local pickup only.

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Stunning Louis XVI-era console in sculpted and champlevé wood (beige and gray-green tones), crescent-shaped. This authentic eighteenth-century piece rests on two fluted feet adorned with acanthus leaves. The stretcher is richly carved with interlacing and topped by a superb antique vase. It is crowned with its original Sainte-Anne marble top, featuring a grooved edge and bevels, in excellent condition.
• Provenance: Gallery "Le Baillage du Roy" (Versailles).
• Documents: Certificate of authenticity and invoice provided.
• Dimensions: Width 81 cm | Height 82 cm.
• Condition: Very good state of conservation.
Pickup in person only given the marble’s weight and volume.
Practical: The Sainte-Anne marble top is removable, making handling easier and transport safer.

Logistics and transport
• Local pickup only
• Vehicle: Make sure to come with a vehicle wide enough to accommodate the marble lying flat or on its edge (approximately 81 cm wide).
• Protections: bring at least two thick blankets: one for the carved wood structure and one to wrap the marble separately.
• Strong arms: Even though the marble is removable, the piece remains bulky. It is best to come with a companion for handling.
• Weight: For a console of this size (81 cm wide), total weight is estimated between 25 kg and 35 kg

Stunning Louis XVI-era console in sculpted and champlevé wood (beige and gray-green tones), crescent-shaped. This authentic eighteenth-century piece rests on two fluted feet adorned with acanthus leaves. The stretcher is richly carved with interlacing and topped by a superb antique vase. It is crowned with its original Sainte-Anne marble top, featuring a grooved edge and bevels, in excellent condition.
• Provenance: Gallery "Le Baillage du Roy" (Versailles).
• Documents: Certificate of authenticity and invoice provided.
• Dimensions: Width 81 cm | Height 82 cm.
• Condition: Very good state of conservation.
Pickup in person only given the marble’s weight and volume.
Practical: The Sainte-Anne marble top is removable, making handling easier and transport safer.

Logistics and transport
• Local pickup only
• Vehicle: Make sure to come with a vehicle wide enough to accommodate the marble lying flat or on its edge (approximately 81 cm wide).
• Protections: bring at least two thick blankets: one for the carved wood structure and one to wrap the marble separately.
• Strong arms: Even though the marble is removable, the piece remains bulky. It is best to come with a companion for handling.
• Weight: For a console of this size (81 cm wide), total weight is estimated between 25 kg and 35 kg

Details

Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
Yes
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
Material
Marble, Wood
Style
Antique inspired
Colour
Beige, Black, Green, Grey
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
82 cm
Width
81 cm
Depth
41 cm
Estimated period
around 1800
FranceVerified
Private

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