Console Louis XV, marble and walnut, 18th century - France

Console Louis XV, marble and walnut, 18th century - France. Typology: Wall console. Style: Louis XV Materials: Rouge Languedoc marble and walnut wood. Period: 18th century. Country of origin: France. Good condition considering its age and use / Restoration of the marble in the back left corner. Total dimensions: 73.5 X 104 X 46 cm. Dimensions of the top: 3 X 104 X 46 cm. Elegant console of Rouge Languedoc marble with a walnut wood structure in the Louis XV style, made in France during the 18th century. The walnut structure is supported by four cabriole legs, and on top is a trapezoidal surface with wavy edges in the "pigeon breast" style made of Rouge Languedoc marble. The marble has been restored in the back left corner. More about the Louis XV Style. The Louis XV Style is an artistic style, especially present in the decorative arts, that developed during the reign of Louis XV (1715-1774). Initially, the term "Louis XV Style" referred to a characteristic type of chair, but it soon extended to all the arts of the time. This style was created by cabinetmakers as a result of a significant technical advancement in the manufacture of wooden furniture. It is identified with the architectural style known as Rococo. Like Rococo, it features abundant decoration and detail, in contrast to the later "Louis XVI Style, " which is more straightforward. The shipping of the product will be paid by the buyer according to the dimensions, weight, and destination. We will contact you to manage it and agree on the budget. The shipping costs include professional custom packaging; and personalised shipping, with tracking number and guarantee. The buyer will be responsible for paying any import duties and associated taxes in the destination country, if applicable. Please note the seller's disclaimer regarding potential customs charges.