This 19th-century revival of the Louis XVI style guéridon, also known as a bouillotte table, beautifully mirrors the elegance and symmetry of late 18th-century designs. It boasts a sophisticated marble inset encircled by a delicate brass gallery, enhancing its aesthetic appeal and functionality.
Crafted with a single drawer per side as well as two leather covered pullouts that seamlessly integrates into its structure, this table offers a practical storage solution without compromising its sleek silhouette. The legs are gracefully tapered, each ending in refined brass caps, which underscore the table’s neoclassical influence and craftsmanship.
However, it’s important to note that there is a small piece of veneer missing from the apron, a minor imperfection that does not detract from the table’s overall charm or structural integrity. This piece would serve splendidly in a variety of settings, from a stylish living room to an elegant bedroom, providing a touch of historical richness and practical elegance. Its blend of beauty and functionality makes it an ideal choice for anyone seeking to add a conversational piece to their home decor. 29h x 24w x 24d
