A rectangular mahogany console table, formed with two giltwood female supports in form of a trapezophore, and two back pilasters raised on a slab plinth. A trapezophore is usually a winged female figure on a lion paw – a design known from archeological excavations in Pompeii. The supports on round bases projecting beyond the rectangular plinth and surmounted by a frieze drawer and a greyish/ black marble top. Shape and form of the console table follows designs by Francois-Honoré-Georges Jacob-Desmalter (1770-1841) and Charles-Joseph Lemarchand (1758-1826). Comparative literature: Jean-Pierre Samoyault: Mobilier Francais Consulat et Empire, Paris 2009, p. 108 fig. 183, and p. 109 fig. 184b.
Condition, wear consistent with age and use, beautiful patina – detailed condition report on request
