Tripod Brass Guéridon with Mahogany Top and Openwork Gallery. Neoclassical Style. In the Manner of Jacques Adnet. Circa 1960
Round brass guéridon with a mahogany top girdled by a high openwork gallery with pierced motifs. Tripod base with crossed legs in a bundle joined by a central gadrooned ring, terminating in spinning-top feet on balls.
Neoclassical style, circa 1960. Dimensions: Width: 33 cm | Depth: 33 cm | Height: 48 cm.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
| Period | 1960s |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | France |
| Style | Neoclassical |
| Materials | Brass |
| Dimensions | Width 12.99 in × Depth 12.99 in × Height 18.9 in Width 33 cm × Depth 33 cm × Height 48 cm |
| Condition | Good condition |
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This guéridon features a circular top in varnished mahogany, set in a moulded brass frame and girdled by a high openwork gallery with motifs pierced in festoons. The tripod base, called « à la militaire », crosses three slender legs joined in a bundle by a central gadrooned ring, before falling into spinning-top feet set on small balls.
This model of tripod guéridon with a gallery, directly inspired by neoclassical athéniennes, is a classic of French productions of the 1960s, in the spirit of Maison Jansen or Maison Baguès, whose small occasional furniture in brass accompanied the most elegant sitting rooms.
Condition report: Good general condition. Brass with a warm gilt patina, mahogany top with well-preserved varnish. A precious small guéridon, beside an armchair or as a side table near a sofa.
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