A side table in the louis xv style, crafted in the 20th century as a reproduction of historical models. The curved legs, the curved apron, and the loosely resting marble top create a calmly proportioned, clearly structured overall form. Historical context: small, high-legged side and pedestal tables of this type served as freestanding display surfaces for vases, lamps, plants, or decorative objects in living rooms and parlors. The curved design is based on the louis xv style of the 18th century, which was revived in reproductions during the 20th century. Marble tops were valued on such furniture for their durable, prestigious surface. The lower shelf increased the usable area and was common in display furniture of this size. Features: loosely resting, reddish marble top with a breccia-like veining, removable. Second shelf between the legs, formally integrated into the curved lines. Design: louis xv style with curved, tapered legs, carved volute and leaf motifs at the base of the legs, and square cartouches at the transition to the apron. The curved, profiled apron and the profiled table edge echo the movement of the legs. Overall, a cohesive and formally harmonious interpretation of the rococo model. Function: formerly used as a display piece for vases, lamps, or plants in the drawing room. Today, it can be used as a side table, plant stand, telephone stand, or decorative shelf. dimensions: h 80 × w 50 × d 37 cm. Material and condition: wooden frame with a reddish marble top. Very good, age-appropriate condition with a subtle patina and no significant defects. The decoration shown in the photo (brass vessel with gallery, decorative sphere) is not included.