Overview
A beautiful early 20th century demi-lune console table, executed in refined Georgian and Louis XVI Revival taste. The richly veined rouge marble top, elegant white-painted frieze with hand-applied gilt decoration, and four slender fluted tapering legs combine to create a console of exceptional elegance and decorative presence. Circa 1920.
Key Features
- Georgian / Louis XVI Revival, circa 1920
- Elegant demi-lune form throughout
- Richly veined rouge marble top with gilt-edged moulded surround
- White painted frieze with hand-applied scrolling foliate gilt decoration
- Classical relief decoration finished with warm gold highlights
- Four slender fluted tapering legs with gilded capitals
- Well-balanced and elegant proportions throughout
- Ideal for hallways, reception rooms, dining rooms, or behind a sofa
Craftsmanship & Detail
The semi-circular rouge marble top is framed by a delicate gilt-edged moulding, its attractive natural veining providing a luxurious contrast against the painted and gilded base below. The frieze is adorned with scrolling foliate motifs executed in classical relief and finished with warm gold highlights - the hand-applied gilding adding a layer of refinement and warmth entirely characteristic of the Georgian and Louis XVI Revival tradition. The four slender fluted tapering legs, each enriched with gilded capitals and detailing, complete a silhouette of well-resolved elegance and proportion. Decorative, versatile, and highly appealing - a console table that works beautifully in any refined interior setting.