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while the ironwork shows layers of old paint
Possibly Dutch
turned supports and an X-stretcher
The sconces can be a little loose but with the right sized candles it holds up suitably well
A 2nd Empire Period Fruitwood, Beech & Fior di Bosco Marble Guéridon c.1860 sub-Mirrors & Lighting while the ironwork shows layersOrigin: French Period: 2nd Empire Provenance: Formerly from the Contents of a Villa, Coral Gables, Florida, USA. Date: c. 1860 Height: 24. 75 Diameter: 27. 5 (at top) The beautiful gueridon, of occasional table proportions, having a circular veined Italian Fior di Bosco marble inset top over a gadrooned, cartouche and leaf moulded frieze, the limed beech and fruitwood carcass formed of three beautifully carved dolphin supports to a triform base and