A French 19th-century Louis XVI style mahogany and marble two-tier center table. This exquisite piece features a richly veined red marble top with elegant white and gray streaks, framed by an intricate brass gallery. The octagonal marble tiers are supported by a beautifully crafted central fluted pedestal and a tripod base, adorned with brass inlays and rosettes. The attention to detail and quality craftsmanship make this table a timeless addition to any sophisticated interior.

Key Features:

Marble Tops: Richly veined red marble with white and gray streaks
Brass Gallery: Intricate openwork brass gallery surrounding both marble tiers
Two-Tier Design: Functional and visually striking
Pedestal Base: Central fluted column with a tripod base
Brass Accents: Brass inlays and rosettes on the legs

Condition Observations:

Marble Tops: Minor surface wear visible; no significant cracks or repairs.
Brass Gallery: Intact with an aged patina, showing minor tarnishing and wear.
Lean: The tabletop leans slightly to one side.
Pedestal Base: Sturdy with a rich, warm finish, but minor wear and scuffs consistent with age.
Legs: Brass inlays and rosettes are intact; one foot is chipped.