Pedestal table in gilded bronze with an upper plate in crystalline veined marble, supported by three feet, each made of 2 rods which end in a chiseled spinning top foot. In the upper part, it is a capital which brings them together. The feet are connected between them by an openwork spacer decorated with an Olympic flame. The veined marble top is surrounded by a gallery.

Everything is screwed
Good condition
Circa 1950/70

Diameter: 37 cm
Height: 66 cm

This pedestal table is in the spirit of a piece of furniture by Adam Weisweiler (1744-1820) but was made around 1950. At the end of the 19th century, such high-quality furniture was, among others, produced by the Maison Jansen who was inspired by old French models.