Elegant French 1940's coffee table with a hand‑wrought iron base in a rich verde gris patina, highlighted by gilt accents on the feet, finials and edge details attributed To Gilbert Poillerat. The frame is composed of graceful volute scolled legs that curl outward at each corner, paired with twisted iron uprights that add a subtle sense of movement and craftsmanship. A central stretcher with arched and circular motifs visually anchors the base, echoing the curves of the scrolls and giving the table a balanced, architectural presence. The rectangular top features a smoked yet still see‑through glass inset, allowing you to appreciate the sculptural ironwork beneath while lending the piece a sophisticated, atmospheric tone. The glass sits flush within the metal surround, creating a clean profile that contrasts beautifully with the more decorative curves of the base. Warm gilt touches on the circular feet and finial caps catch the light, providing just enough shimmer without overwhelming the understated verde gris finish. This cocktail table is ideal for a living room, salon, lounge, bedroom , wine cellar or study where detailed craftsmanship and character are appreciated. Its mix of scrolling ironwork, patinated verde gris surface and translucent smoked glass makes it a distinctive focal point that can bridge Traditional, Transitional, Modern, Art Deco, Mediteranean, Rustic, Arts& Crafts and eclectic interiors with ease.