Long console bracket with top marble toned violin and ocher. The latter is molding gorge and bec de corbin on its periphery, and its front corners are cut in rounded projections. The shape of this marble harmoniously matches that of the console and eventful belt on which it rests. The structure of this unit is wrought iron antique black of color, highlighting the golden decorations that adorn. Thus the strip is with geometric plates on three sides, and a flower pattern with the center. This console is also made up of two large scrolls feet in upper parts, and ending with more windings sober bottom. Both elegant legs, decorated with acanthus leaves and other plant dorés, are interconnected by a final element of iron enriched in the center of a pretty shell. This base is installed on a pedestal marble, alongside concave, and colors reminiscent of the plateau. On the upper part, its edges are shaped discrete gorge and deep groove. We appreciate the generous curve and lines of this console round rock garden and the successful contrast between its tones yellow and dark tones. ******** Period: 1940/1950 Perfect condition after restoration in our workshop.