Carved Flower Table — Louis XV Style A snapshot from the Rococo era, Duchess de Polignac (Yolande de Polastron, duchesse de Polignac): In the tranquil private boudoir of the Palace of Versailles, afternoon sunbeams streamed through the tall windows, illuminating… 380,00 €
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Carved Flower Table — Louis XV Style (7013)
Height 74.5 cm Width 32 cm
Description
Carved Flower Table — Louis XV Style
Height: 74.5 cm Width: 32 cm
A snapshot from the Rococo era, Duchess de Polignac (Yolande de Polastron, duchesse de Polignac): In the tranquil private boudoir of the Palace of Versailles, afternoon sunbeams streamed through the tall windows, illuminating the delicate silk wallpaper and polished wooden furniture. The Duchess, resting from the hustle and bustle of the royal court, leaned back with a gentle smile against the chair and placed her book on the smooth surface of the adjacent piece of furniture.
The tips of her fingers lightly traced the curved lines of the wood and the masterfully carved acanthus leaves and scrolling motifs, feeling the pleasant warmth and smoothness of the polished material. The light, graceful silhouette of this wooden furniture brought elegant coziness to the small room, serving as a perfect support for a vase of fragrant flowers and filling the boudoir with quiet, aristocratic harmony.
This exquisite, small-sized carved wooden plant stand side table is a wonderful example of furniture art, crafted in the ornate and graceful Louis XV style. The sides and frame band of the table are adorned with expressive, deep relief wood carving featuring the iconic rocaille and acanthus leaf motifs of the Rococo style, lending the piece sculptural volume and lightness.
Craftsmanship & Period The table was made in the mid-20th century, continuing the traditions of 18th-century court furniture production with precision and exact craftsmanship.
Maker / Signature / Mark The furniture was crafted according to classic European woodworking and sculptural examples.
Rarity & Significance Due to their compact size and slender, curved cabriole legs, small pieces of furniture like this (gueridon or selette) are highly sought after in the antique market. The additional shelf at the bottom provides extra stability and practical application to the construction.
Application & Interior Use This wooden plant stand will serve as a very elegant and functionally versatile interior accent. It is ideally suited as a stand for a lush plant, a porcelain vase, a bronze sculpture, or a table lamp, perfectly complementing a living room, study, bedroom, or hallway.
Condition Excellent visual and structural condition. The wood has a pleasant natural patina, the carved details are intact, and the table has a stable construction. The condition of the item is fully reflected in the photographs.
