Art Nouveau étagère table by Louis Majorelle Mahogany, partially carved in relief, and marquetry made of various precious woods such as rosewood, walnut, maple and yew burl. Open frame made of curved struts set against each other in vegetal relief, connected by straight bars. Profiled storage compartment and slightly hollowed top plate with full-surface depictions of water lilies and flowering aquatic plants, marked L. Majorelle. Bronze handles with floral designs on the sides. H. 82.5 cm. 88 cm x 59 cm. Cf. Alastair Duncan, fig. 58. A French mahogany Art Nouveau side table with rich maquetry by Majorelle. France. Nancy. Louis Majorelle. Circa 1900.

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