Small salon table in marquetry, Louis XVI style – early 20th century

This small salon table in the Louis XVI style, made in the early 20th century, stands out for the elegance of its silhouette and the finesse of its cabinetmaking. Its top is crowned with a luminous and delicately veined white Carrara marble, surrounded by an openwork brass gallery that highlights the purity of the lines and recalls the decorative codes of neoclassicism. The apron is adorned with refined marquetry combining rosewood and mahogany, arranged in precise geometric patterns that testify to a mastered know-how. A discreet drawer is nestled within, opening with a small chiselled brass pull, a subtle detail that adds a touch of preciousness. Resting on four tapered legs typical of the Louis XVI style, this table is finished with brass sabot feet that provide stability and elegance. The whole exudes an impression of lightness, balance, and distinction, characteristics of the fine productions of the early 20th century inspired by the grand style. A decorative and functional piece, this small bouillotte table will easily find its place in a classic or contemporary interior, where it will bring a note of timeless elegance and authentic charm. Restored in our workshop. Waxed finish. 618V.