Side Table with Double Top in Mahogany and Blackened Pear, 1930

Description

This elegant double-top flying table, dating from 1930, is a superb example of the Napoleon III style.
The upper top, … more This elegant double-top flying table, dating from 1930, is a superb example of the Napoleon III style.
The upper top, in the shape of an hourglass, is inlaid with mahogany and highlighted by a light strip of light wood.
This tray is surrounded by a discontinuous openwork brass gallery, adding a touch of sophistication.
The legs, in blackened pear wood, are turned and decorated with brass rings, giving the table a refined look.
They are connected by a spacer shelf similar to the upper shelf, but without a gallery.
The base ends with small brass shoes, ensuring stability and elegance.
This flying table, with its noble materials and careful details, perfectly embodies the luxury and refinement of the Napoleon III style, making it a piece of choice for lovers of antique furniture.

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Period: 1930

Excellent condition.
Varnished finish

Dimensions:
Length: 43 cm
Width: 31 cm
Height: 75 cm less