Lot 200: Louis XVI Style Mahogany Occasional Table

A single occasional or side table executed in the Neoclassical revival style, commonly referred to as Louis XVI style. The table is constructed of wood finished in a dark reddish-brown stain, consistent with mahogany or cherry. It features a smooth, high-gloss circular top above a molded apron. The table is supported by four tapered legs that are reeded (fluted) down their length. The legs are anchored by square die blocks, each decorated with a small carved floral or stylized rosette motif. Research suggests that tables of this specific Louis XVI style often feature marble tops, though the top of this example appears to be finished wood. No visible manufacturer’s markings or inscriptions are present.