Description

A superb antique French gilt bronze (ormolu) mounted centre table, dating to circa 1900 and crafted in the manner of François Linke, one of the most celebrated Parisian cabinet makers of the Belle Époque.

This elegant round centre table features a finely constructed segmented veneered top, beautifully radiating from the centre and bordered by a gilt bronze gallery. The frieze is richly adorned with ormolu mounts, including swags, garlands, and finely cast classical figures, all of exceptional detail and quality.

Raised on slender tapering legs with applied gilt bronze mounts, this piece embodies the sophistication and craftsmanship associated with high-quality French antique furniture.

A striking and decorative antique centre table, ideal for a hallway, salon, or statement interior, perfectly suited to both traditional and contemporary spaces.
 

Dimensions

H: 75cm | W: 80cm | D: 80cm 
 

Condition Note:  Presented in very good antique condition for its age. The table is structurally sound with a solid frame and stable legs. The segmented veneered top shows light, age-related wear including minor surface marks and gentle fading consistent with over a century of use, adding to its authentic character.

The gilt bronze (ormolu) mounts are complete and in good order, retaining a rich patina with only minor wear to the gilding in places. The drawer runs smoothly and functions as intended.

Overall, a well-preserved and highly decorative example of a French gilt bronze mounted centre table, ready for immediate use.