Grand Antique French Louis XVI Mahogany Dining Table with Carrara Marble Top a l’Etrusque brings together the refined architecture of neoclassical design with the dramatic presence of a true statement piece. Crafted from select mahogany, hand detailed brass, and luxurious Carrara marble, the table was designed on a generous scale with an elongated oval form that creates an elegant dining surface while preserving a graceful, balanced silhouette. The beautifully contoured Carrara marble top follows the rounded ends of the apron below, giving the piece a tailored architectural effect. A wide brass apron encircles the table, lending a warm golden accent against the rich mahogany framework. The elongated tapered legs are fluted and brass highlighted, echoing the classical columnar inspiration so beloved during the Louis XVI revival period. Delicate brass feet complete the design, giving the table both stability and finesse. The proportions are especially striking. Measuring over six feet in length with a generous width, the table offers ample room for dining, display, or use as a grand center table in a refined interior. Its knee clearance of 25.5 inches makes it suitable for dining chairs, while the marble top adds both beauty and lasting practicality. This table is part of a magnificent matching suite that includes the grand buffet and vitrine, both available at this time and linked below. Together, the pieces create a rare and beautifully coordinated ensemble in the French Louis XVI manner, with mahogany, brass, and Carrara marble unified through classical lines and a l’Etrusque inspired decorative spirit. A splendid example of early twentieth century French cabinetmaking, created for elegant entertaining and timeless interior presence. If you act fast the original vitrine and buffet are available as of this writing! Circa early 1900s Measures 30H x 75.5W x 39.5D; knee clearance 25.5H Available for pickup at our Dallas Design District showroom in Dallas Texas