Circular table in molded mahogany, the top in grey Sainte-Anne marble, the belt opening two drawers and two sliding shelves, the fluted uprights ending in tapered legs and joined by a brace shelf with moving brackets; apocryphal stamp of Stockel and JME (bronzes on the top of the legs; restorations) Louis XVI period H : 76 cm - D : 71 cm PFD Several circular tables present an identical structure, the lower tabletop supported by small consoles, let us quote as an example that of the Akram Ojjeh collection, Sotheby's Monaco sale on June 25, 1979, lot 53 as well as the one sold in Paris, study Ader, Picard, Tajan, on June 17, 1977, lot 167.

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