Antique Louis XIV style table in oak and walnut, from the 1900s.

We love the remarkable work on the base: turned legs, pegged corners, central shaped cross stretchers, with two spinning-top finials on the flat-chamfered stretchers.

The top has a bec de corbin (crow's beak) moulded edge, and its surface is in graphic marquetry in different shades, forming elegant, timeless shapes.

The width of the top makes it ideal for convivial gatherings.

Two drawers at the ends.

Nice patina overall.

The table has some flaws, old marks on the base, especially at the top of the legs. The tops of the finials also show wear.

Please refer to the many photos.