French Mahogany Console Table with Brass Gallery Edge

A truly exquisite early 20th-century French serving table, crafted in rich mahogany with a polished Carrara marble top and an intricate pierced brass gallery. This piece embodies refined Parisian design — graceful, architectural, and made with the level of craftsmanship that only historic French ateliers mastered.

 Dimensions: 

47.25” L x 17,5 D x 37,5 H

Origin & Era

Early 1900s, France

Mahogany, Carrara marble, brass gallery rail

 

Design & Craftsmanship

This piece is a perfect example of the elegance of late Belle Époque and early Art Deco French furniture:

• Solid mahogany frame with original warm finish

• White Carrara marble top with soft veining

• Pierced brass gallery wrapping the entire perimeter

• Slender, carved and fluted legs — delicate yet sturdy

• Single dovetailed drawer with brass pull and working original key

• Lower shelf for additional storage or display

 

Subtle detailing, including brass inset panels, shaped aprons, and turned feet, showcases the refined craftsmanship of its era.

Functionality

• One smooth-gliding dovetailed drawer

• Original key included — drawer locks properly

• Lower display shelf ideal for styling baskets, books, bar essentials, or serving pieces

• Perfect as a hallway table, bar cart alternative, bedside table, or accent piece in living and dining spaces

 

Condition Notes

Beautiful antique condition with gentle age expected for a 100+ year old piece:

• Marble top is in excellent condition with minor surface wear consistent with age

• Brass gallery shows soft patina from time

• Small scuffs to wood base and legs, photographed

• Drawer interior shows light marks from use (normal for age)

• Structurally solid and sturdy

 

Shipping:

Group A: $200

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Group B: $350

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Group C: $525

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