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Long rectangular wall-mounted console table in walnut with four tubular legs joined by a crossbar. Top in gray Sainte-Anne marble. Stamped “Jacob. D. Rue Meslee.” Iron brand mark of the Compiègne Castle furniture collection and handwritten numbers No. C 14097 and C 2293. Empire period. Height: 91.5 cm - Width: 195 cm - Depth: 48 cm Stamp used by the partnership between Georges Jacob and his son François-Honoré Jacob between 1803 and 1813. History: Delivered around 1810 for the dining room of the House’s officers. Listed as a pair in an inventory dated December 31, 1811, under No. 2293. (AN, inventory of the furnishings of the Palace of Compiègne, vol. II 0/2/646, page 128). Expert: IEP CONSEIL
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