An elegant antique mahogany side table resting on a slender, slightly curved tripod base. This type of side table, highly prized in bourgeois homes during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, often served as a coffee table, tea table, or decorative accent table. The circular top displays a beautiful natural wood grain and rests on a central brass mechanism that allows the top to be tilted vertically—an ingenious system common on side tables of this period to facilitate storage and transport. The base consists of three elegantly curved legs, connected by a small triangular shelf below, providing stability and refinement to the piece. The entire table has a beautiful antique patina that testifies to its authenticity and history. This side table fits equally well in a classic interior or a more contemporary setting, where it can be used as a side table, lamp stand, pedestal table, or small coffee table. Features: Dimensions: Height 70 cm Tabletop circumference: 49 cm Period: Late 18th / Early 19th century (Directoire – Consulate) Material: Solid wood, mahogany Tabletop: Circular tilting top with brass mechanism Base: Tripod with lower shelf Condition: Good overall condition, beautiful original patina acquired over time An elegant and authentic piece, ideal for adding charm and character to any interior.