This Louis XV style tea table captivates with the grace of its curved uprights, adorned with gilt-bronze mounts where garlands of fruit, ribbons, and leafy scrolls unfold—emblematic motifs of the 18th-century ornamental repertoire. The eye is then drawn to the warm softness of the mahogany veneer, whose deep hue enhances the ovoid silhouette of the piece. The upper surface, delicately edged with a molded border, is darkened with a pink marble veined with white, whose luminous nuances lend a precious and refined touch. Below, a second, larger surface, also edged with a molded border, offers an elegant additional surface and is distinguished by its two side handles, emphasizing the convivial nature of this small parlor piece. The veneer, arranged in a butterfly pattern, changes tone depending on the light. The whole, a subtle balance between decorative richness and refined lines, perfectly embodies the graceful and refined spirit of the Louis XV style. ******** Period: Early 20th Century Restored in our cabinetmaking workshop Finish: Shellac & Wax Width: 68 cm Depth: 42 cm Height: 86 cm