Antique Oak Coffee Table with Green Marble Top — Louis XV Style (6418)

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ENGLISH BLOCK Antiquarian Oak Coffee Table with Deep Green Marble Top — Louis XV Style This exceptional mid-20th-century French style coffee table is a magnificent statement of period elegance, featuring a solid carved oak frame and a stunning green marble…

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Height
Length118 cm
Width60 cm
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Height — 52 cm Width — 60 cm Length — 118 cm Price is for 1 item.

Antiquarian Oak Coffee Table with Deep Green Marble Top — Louis XV Style

This exceptional mid-20th-century French style coffee table is a magnificent statement of period elegance, featuring a solid carved oak frame and a stunning green marble insert (antique oval marble coffee table). The frame is masterfully hand-carved from robust oak timber, displaying prominent organic grain details and a rich warm hue. The table’s apron and sinuous cabriole legs are embellished with delicate asymmetrical rococo scrolls (rocaille) and scrolling acanthus leaf carvings that terminate in refined scrolled feet. The defining centerpiece is the heavy oval tabletop crafted from premium deep green marble, displaying a dramatic network of light and dark veining. This sophisticated furniture piece serves as a perfect focal point for a formal seating area or drawing room, effortlessly merging historic design language with practical everyday function. The physical condition is excellent, maintaining its structural integrity with only light authentic wear consistent with age. The condition of the item is fully reflected in the photographs.

 Louis XV Style snapshot: Marius Petipa (Marius Petipa) stood thoughtfully by his spacious sitting area, where daylight slowly poured over the room’s silk wallpaper. His hand stopped for a moment on the tabletop, feeling the polished coolness of the dark green marble and the subtle twist of veins that recalled the untamed rhythm of nature. The warmth of the oak frame and the graceful curves of the legs, covered with delicate botanical carvings, created flawless harmony with the room’s classical peace. The scent of freshly served tea still lingered in the air, and this fluid form, seamlessly joining the morning light’s play with the furniture, instantly transformed the moment before a new ballet rehearsal into a complete and aristocratic art space.