Embodying the 19th and early 20th century trends for combining decorative styles, this gueridon is crafted from vibrant malachite and shining gold ormolu.
The design of this elegant guéridon is inspired by various decorative styles, most prominently Louis XVI and Empire.
The table is topped by a circular malachite surface, the bright green stone wonderfully standing out against the darker, ormolu frame. The frieze is cast in the form of a prominent egg and dart edging, below which are three decorative legs. The trio is of a tapering form, cast to depict winged caryatids, and is joined by swirling floral wreaths. These are joined to a central ormolu urn-shaped feature providing additional support for the top. The legs terminate with large scrolls and lion-paw feet.
Embodying the beautiful amalgamation of styles popular in the late 19th and early 20th century, this guéridon is guaranteed to be an attention-grabbing addition to one’s home.