French Louis XV Period Provincial Cherry Center Table With Marble Top, 18th Century

A fine center table characterized by a veined rose-and-beige thumb-molded marble top projecting over an undulating “Cupid’s Bow” apron locked with pegged tenon-mortise joints into the cabriole legs terminating in scrolled toes. The crossed stretcher is carved with a floral bas-relief motif in the center and locks the legs firmly together while visually balancing the proportions of the table.

Measurements: 27 1/2″ H x 23 5/8″ D x 33″ W

Condition Report:
Old refinished surface with a nice overall silky patina. Scars and blemishes throughout as expected. Vertical shrinkage crack in one leg, not in any way destabilizing; other small shrinkage cracks. Crossed medial support and associated blocking beneath top is a 20th century addition for strength. Due to shifting in the joints over the centuries, the top does not sit perfectly flat and a felt pad was added over one leg to account for this. Marble in very good condition.