Specification TABENT6336 · SIMPLE
Specifications
| Dimensions | Height 80 cm / Diameter m |
|---|---|
| Weight | 4 kg |
| Materials | Solid Wood, Brass |
| Country of Origin | Egypt |
| Design Style | Empire Neoclassical |
| Ideal Placement | Living Room, Bedroom, Hallway, Reception, Library |
| Delivery Time | 30-45 Days |
| Assembly Required | Minimal Assembly |
| Care Instructions | Dust with Dry Cloth |
| Handcrafted | Yes — by Egyptian artisans |
| Customizable | Yes — contact us for custom orders |
Description
Design & Inspiration
Place this table at the center of a salon and the room organizes itself around it. The round form commands without dominating — a quality the finest Napoleon III Rococo Revival pieces consistently achieved during the Second Empire, when Parisian cabinetmakers competed to out-ornament one another for the châteaux and hôtels particuliers of the French bourgeoisie. This table faithfully reproduces that tradition: a shaped, serpentine-edged apron mounted with gilt ormolu cartouches, crossed-arrow fasces, and acanthus scrolls, all resting on a turned column pedestal that swells into a carved urn at its base before splitting into four swept cabriole-profile feet adorned with hanging gilt garland mounts.
Materials & Craftsmanship
The table is built from Romanian solid redwood (under 10% humidity), hand-turned and shaped to achieve the sinuous profile of the apron and the precisely proportioned pedestal column. The high-gloss mahogany finish reflects light with the depth of lacquered furniture from the imperial period. Each gilt brass ormolu mount — the central fasces with ribboned scrolls, the corner acanthus cartouches, the garland swags draped across the quadripartite base, and the acanthus-tip foot caps — is individually cast and applied by hand. The table top is Crema Marfil marble: a warm ivory stone with subtle golden veining that complements the gilded brass and the deep mahogany ground without competing with either.
Dimensions & Details
The round marble top sits within a profiled mahogany rim that steps down to the serpentine apron. The quadripartite swept base provides stable support while remaining visually light — a design solution the Second Empire cabinetmakers perfected for tables that needed to be moved between rooms during entertainments. The ormolu foot caps protect the base tips and add a final period-correct flourish. Exact dimensions are available on request; customization of marble type, brass finish, or wood color is offered.
Handcrafted in Egypt
Every component of this table is produced in Egypt by Brass & Wood artisans trained in European classical techniques. The wood is shaped, the mounts are cast and chased, and the marble top is cut and polished in-house. This is not assembly-line reproduction — it is deliberate handcraft in the tradition of the original Second Empire ateliers, made accessible for the modern home, salon, reception, or hallway.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is this table made from?
The frame and pedestal are Romanian solid redwood finished in high-gloss mahogany lacquer. The decorative mounts are gilt brass ormolu applied by hand. The table top is Crema Marfil natural marble, cut and polished to fit the profiled rim.
Is any assembly required?
Minimal assembly is required — the pedestal base and column are connected on-site. No specialist tools are needed. Detailed instructions are included with delivery.
Can this table be customized?
Yes. Brass & Wood offers customization of marble type, brass finish tone (gold, antique gold, bronze), wood color, and overall dimensions. Contact our team to discuss your requirements before placing your order.
