1840s Empire Veneered Mahogany Wood Sicilian Round Tilt-top Table

This Sicilian tilt-top table is a distinctive piece of furniture, reflecting the design aesthetics of the Empire style popular during the early to mid-19th century, it's a testament to the grandeur and elegance of the Empire style, featuring quality craftsmanship, classical influences, and functional design. The table is in original condition with signs of use and age. The table has a round top that could be tilted, allowing it to be easily folded down or adjusted as needed. This feature adds functionality, especially in smaller spaces, while maintaining the elegance of the design. The finish polished to a high sheen, enhancing the depth of the wood's color and grain. The table has a central pedestal base with three legs finished with lion paws, a common feature in Empire-style furniture. Craftsmanship is of the highest quality, with precise joinery and attention to detail. Skilled artisans have employed traditional techniques to create a table that not only served its functional purpose but also stood as a work of art.