Art Deco Gueridon of Neoclassical Style

Very nice Louis-Philippe style center table from the 20th century. The body is in black while the elegant light brown top is inlaid with floral and plant motifs.

Guéridon is defined as a small table supported by one or more columns and often with a circular top in stone. The gueridon or pedestal table originated in France towards the mid-17th...

Rare Art Deco Gueridon with square top. Execution of the Atelier E.J. Ruhlmann, Paris, early 1930s. Jacques-E'mile Ruhlmann - Atelier J. E. Ruhlmann. Frame veneered in fine solid wood, brass tips. Slight defects due to age and use. This rare gueridon is the perfect addition to Art Deco style furniture...

Great looking and matching pair of display tables from circa 1900. Both these rare and all hand carved tripod tables are as stable as the day they...

A pair of Empire gilt and patinated wood and mahogany veneered Gueridons, early 19th century.

French pedestal table in the style of Eugene Printz, France, late 1920s. Macassar veneer. This hexagonal-shaped modernist pedestal table immediately reminds the style of Eugène Print...