A French 19th century Louis Philippe period Mahogany and ormolu dining table

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A most elegant French 19th century Louis Philippe period Mahogany and ormolu dining table. The table is raised by six exceptional reeded tapered legs with ormolu fitted sabots and casters. The straight apron displays an elegant wrap around mottled fillet.... — Read More

Item # 5634
H: 29.75 in L: 107.5 in D: 48.25 in
H: 76 cm L: 273 cm D: 123 cm
France
19th Century
Mahogany, Ormolu
Louis Philippe Period Read More

(Louis Philippe Period) - Under the reign of King Louis Philippe, this period in design was influenced heavily by the personal taste of the King. This style was the first in French history to be driven more by the preferences of the growing French upper class, than by the French royalty. Unlike his predecessors from The House of Bourbon, Louis Philippe wore business attire and disliked formal robes traditionally worn by the monarchy. Furniture forms showed little change from the French Restoration period, but comfort and function became a greater priority. Still, in keeping with societal correctness, fashionable pieces of this time included round or oval Gueridon and other small occasional tables with marble tops. Moldings disappeared, with brass fittings and decorative motifs being rarely used.

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