Side table - Wood - Louis XV-style side table with decoupage decoration.





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Louis XV style wooden occasional table with decoupage decoration, dating from circa 1910–1920, in white with a front drawer and two ornate metal handles, measuring 60 cm wide, 60 cm high and 40 cm deep and weighing 8 kg, showing wear consistent with age.
Description from the seller
Louis XV style side table with decoupage decoration, dated approximately from the 1910s-1930s.
Charming shabby chic wooden side table, with elegant curved legs inspired by Louis XV, decorative mouldings and a front drawer with two ornate metal pulls.
The top surface and the sides feature a unique decoupage decoration, with portraits, floral motifs and cherub figures. The worn finish gives it a romantic feel, ideal for Provençal or shabby chic interiors.
Its size allows it to be used as a bedside table or as an occasional piece in a living room or hallway.
Dimensions:
Width: 60 cm.
Height: 60 cm.
Depth: 40 cm.
There is wear to the paint, small cracks, marks and visible woodworm holes in the photographs, as well as wear to the decorative images.
The photographs form an integral part of the description.
Louis XV style side table with decoupage decoration, dated approximately from the 1910s-1930s.
Charming shabby chic wooden side table, with elegant curved legs inspired by Louis XV, decorative mouldings and a front drawer with two ornate metal pulls.
The top surface and the sides feature a unique decoupage decoration, with portraits, floral motifs and cherub figures. The worn finish gives it a romantic feel, ideal for Provençal or shabby chic interiors.
Its size allows it to be used as a bedside table or as an occasional piece in a living room or hallway.
Dimensions:
Width: 60 cm.
Height: 60 cm.
Depth: 40 cm.
There is wear to the paint, small cracks, marks and visible woodworm holes in the photographs, as well as wear to the decorative images.
The photographs form an integral part of the description.

