Louis XVI style, with marble top, the ormolu border signed and dated 'Henry Dasson 1884', leading to three sets of twinned bamboo forms legs joined at the lower section by a stretcher with three curved feet below.

This side table is by Henry Dasson (French, 1825-1896), after a model by Adam Weisweiler (French, c. 1750 - after 1810).

Dasson's choice of design for this table was taken by the celebrated Adam Weisweiler's 'gueridon doubles colonnettes', its typical characteristics comprising the bamboo shaped legs and the marble inset top. Some variations were made where the top would be inset with Wedgwood porcelain, lacquer or lapis lazuli. Examples of these tables are known to have been supplied to Madame du Barry and the Comte Skavronsky.