-large Console In Carved And Cream-colored Basswood From The Louis XV Period

-Large console in carved and cream-refined basswood.

- Originally a fixed element of paneling, this console has a sculpted decoration on three of its sides. The openwork belt, sculpted in its center with a bouquet of flowers, supports laurel tori arranged in a festoon. Finely sculpted, the patterns are rich in detail.

- The four legs, with a large arch, rest on large rococo scrolls enhanced with an outgoing crook with volutes in the form of an acanthus leaf.

- This console is topped with thick Orange Varois Bec de Corbin marble.

-Dimensions: Width: 153 cm, Height: 86.7cm Depth: 70cm

-Parisian work from the Louis XV period -Good state of conservation. Restorations in the sculpture as well as chips in the rechampi should be noted. Marble reported.