French Empire Period Mahogany Gueridon with Marble Top Gold Lacquer there is evidence of historic

there is evidence of historic restoration to one of the tripod legs

Height: 13" (33cm) Ref: C757

A good set of antique graduated Irish pewter measures of haystack form by Austen and Son of Cork

Hallmarked for London 1922

Made of Hungarian porcelain and painted in the famous fishnet design in an attractive blue hue with 24K gold accents

French Empire Period Mahogany Gueridon with Marble Top Gold Lacquer there is evidence of historicThe distinctive black marble top of this antique gueridon or centre table is supported by a mahogany reeded urn pedestal and beautifully shaped legs which terminate with generous lion paw feet. The table retains its original small brass casters and is in good condition. This Gueridon table is an excellent example of the elegance of the French Empire period that is as relevant and desirable today as in the mid 19th century. c. 1830 Diameter: 38. 5"