Pair of corner tables in rosewood veneer, amaranth framing and butt-wood marquetry. Short cambered legs follow the rounded uprights and curved apron. The crossbow-shaped front opens onto two leaves inlaid with flowering branches and foliage, and decorated with birds. Rich ornamentation of chased and gilded bronzes, such as frames, sabot falls and astragals. Breche d'Alep marble top. Attributed to Pierre IV MIGEON (II). Circa 1750 (major repairs to the veneering and marquetry of the some bronzes). Height : 97 cm - Width : 68 cm - Depth : 50 cm Pierre IV MIGEON (1696-1758) obtained his master's degree around 1725. The projecting base of our corner pieces is typical of Pierre IV MIGEON's work.

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