A grand and elegant wrought iron console table in the Louis XV style, dating to the early to mid-20th century. The hand-forged iron base is composed of intricately scrolled supports, stylized acanthus leaves, and symmetrical flourishes, all characteristic of Rococo Revival design. The table is topped with a substantial green marble slab with richly mottled veining in hues of emerald, moss, and deep forest green, offering a luxurious contrast to the dark patinated iron.The composition and ornamental vocabulary are strongly evocative of the work of Edgar Brandt, the celebrated French master of Art Deco ironwork, known for blending classical motifs with modern materials. While this piece is unsigned, its design and craftsmanship align with pieces executed in his style or by contemporaneous ateliers influenced by his work.Dimensions: 37" H × 81" W × 23.5" DConditionGood overall condition. Scattered surface oxidation and minor wear to the iron consistent with age and use. Marble top has light edge wear, a few small nicks, and natural inclusions. Structurally sound and ready to place.ProvenanceProperty from LuShan Farm, Chester, New Jersey, an esteemed private estate known for its curated collection of decorative arts and garden furnishings.