Small Louis XIII style office table in carved walnut with crimson marble top, 17th century
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Small Louis XIII style office table in carved walnut, resting on four turned legs joined by a stretcher, top in crimson red marble*, from the 17th century.
This table is in good overall condition and is of exceptional quality. It is entirely pegged.
Please note: there are some minor accidents and missing pieces of wood (especially on the uprights of the base), old wormholes, a chip in one corner of the marble, scratches and wear from age, please look carefully at the photos.
* Caunes-Minervois marble, also known as Languedoc marble, is a pale pink to blood-red marble veined with white. It has been quarried since ancient Roman times and continues to be so today. The red marble, the "incarnate" of Caunes-Minervois, has become one of the most famous and prestigious French marbles, thanks to the harmony of its pinkish-red color combined with the softness of its white veins. It was widely used at Versailles.
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