A refined late 19th-century French kingwood demi-lune games table, crafted in the manner of Joseph-Emmanuel Zwiener, and executed to an exceptional standard of Parisian cabinetmaking. The table displays beautifully matched kingwood veneers arranged in elegant chevron parquetry, framed by a finely worked gilt-bronze edge, reflecting the sophistication associated with Zwiener-inspired furniture of the Belle Époque.

The shaped demi-lune top opens to reveal a green baize-lined playing surface, bordered by a polished kingwood surround. The frieze is finely contoured and enriched with exquisitely cast gilt-bronze mounts, displaying flowing acanthus scrolls and floral motifs characteristic of the Louis XV Revival aesthetic.

The table stands on four slender cabriole legs, each adorned with finely chased ormolu mounts and terminating in decorative sabots. Elegant in proportion and highly decorative, this piece works beautifully as a games table, centre table, or refined occasional table within classical or contemporary interiors alike.

Key Features

• Crafted in the manner of Joseph-Emmanuel Zwiener
• Fine French kingwood construction with chevron parquetry veneers
• Demi-lune folding top revealing a green baize playing surface
• Louis XV Revival design influence
• Shaped frieze with finely cast gilt-bronze mounts
• Four cabriole legs with ormolu mounts and sabots
• Elegant proportions and strong decorative presence

Date & Materials

 Date: Late 19th Century
Style: Louis XV Revival, in the manner of Joseph-Emmanuel Zwiener
Materials: Kingwood, parquetry veneers, gilt-bronze (ormolu) mounts, baize-lined interior

Condition

Presented in very good antique condition, with light age-related wear consistent with age. The veneers retain a rich, warm patina, the structure is sound, and all gilt-bronze mounts remain intact and well defined.

Dimensions

 Height: 76 cm
Width: 89 cm
Depth: 89 cm