Mahogany Gueridon in Ebony Patina

Round mahogany gueridon table, carved wooden foot from the Louis Philippe period. Mahogany wood This table opens in the middle, it supports two ext...

Small Jean Prouvé Guéridon dining table in natural oak for Vitra. Designed in 1949 for the University of Paris, the Guéridon is an ea...

Large Jean Prouvé Guéridon dining table in natural oak for Vitra. Designed in 1949 for the University of Paris, the Guéridon is an early masterpiece by the French designer and engineer Jean Prouvé. The Guéridon is executed in solid wood with oiled finish; available in natural or smoked oak or American walnut as well as two sizes. This listings if for the large Guéridon table...

Cubist / Art Deco gueridon with a square, stepped base and partially-reeded stem leg, made of iron with original off-white paint. The light beige-coloured stone top is large enough f...

A circular mahogany guéridon in manner of Zwiener, of tapering cylindrical form with two shelves, the circular top with a yellow marble top and ormolu gallery, applied ormolu edges and mounts of rams’ heads strung with swags and raised on three stop-fluted tapering legs terminating in rams’ feet sabots, French, 1885. Footnote: Joseph-Emmanuel Zwiener (1849-1895) was a preeminent cabinetmaker (ébéniste) of German descent, who became one of the most famous furniture makers in late 19th century, Europe. He quickly earnt a reputation for producing exceptionally fine furniture, and his pieces were acquired by a host of 19th century European aristocrats and royals including King Ludwig II...

Antique burl mahogany veneered dining table in Empire style. On a pedestal base with claw feet. This table is made in England in 1890-1900. The tabletop is bookmatched veneer. The ta...