LOUIS XVI MAHOGANY DINING TABLE
Louis XVI style Mahogany dining table
Solid and veneer Mahogany frame, varnish finishings.
Casted and gilded bronze sabots.
A table made to measure to cope with your specifications (dimensions, wood species, finishings, extra-leaves…)
The Louis XVI style appeared during the second half of the 18th century.
Antiquity became a source of inspiration for architecture, interior decoration and furniture.
Cabinet-makers such as Jean-Henri Riesener and David Roentgen created crafted desks and cabinets for the royal residences.
Equally fine sets of chairs and tables were made by Jean-Henri Riesener and Georges Jacob.
They used inlays of fine woods, particularly mahogany, decorated with gilded bronze.
Source: Wikipedia
Photo: Thomas Hennocque
