Side table - Mahogany, Ormolu, Glass





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This round antique Empire-style serving table, dating from 1910–1920, is made of mahogany, gilt bronze and glass and has an opening glass top.
Description from the seller
Round mahogany service table with an opening glass top and bronze detailing
This elegant service table, characterized by a circular top with an opening glass and a lower shelf, represents the excellence of European cabinetmaking from the late 19th to the early 20th century. Made of fine mahogany with refined details turned on the legs, this piece perfectly embodies the balance between functionality and decoration typical of the period. The opening glass top allowed storing precious objects or serving drinks with practicality and elegance in the bourgeois sitting rooms of the era.
These tables are particularly appreciated by collectors of period furniture and antique dealers specializing in European classical furniture for their versatility and timeless charm. The presence of the opening mechanism significantly increases the piece's value and appeal, making it sought after by both enthusiasts of antique furniture and interior designers seeking high-quality decorative complements for prestigious residential projects. Their value lies in craftsmanship, precious materials, and the ability to harmoniously integrate into both classical and contemporary contexts.
Seller's Story
Round mahogany service table with an opening glass top and bronze detailing
This elegant service table, characterized by a circular top with an opening glass and a lower shelf, represents the excellence of European cabinetmaking from the late 19th to the early 20th century. Made of fine mahogany with refined details turned on the legs, this piece perfectly embodies the balance between functionality and decoration typical of the period. The opening glass top allowed storing precious objects or serving drinks with practicality and elegance in the bourgeois sitting rooms of the era.
These tables are particularly appreciated by collectors of period furniture and antique dealers specializing in European classical furniture for their versatility and timeless charm. The presence of the opening mechanism significantly increases the piece's value and appeal, making it sought after by both enthusiasts of antique furniture and interior designers seeking high-quality decorative complements for prestigious residential projects. Their value lies in craftsmanship, precious materials, and the ability to harmoniously integrate into both classical and contemporary contexts.

