A Louis XIV marquetry console table, circa 1675-1680, attributed to André𓂃-Charles Boulle

gilt-bronze mounted, pewter, brass and ♍copper-inlaid, tortoiseshell, ebony;

the rectangular top centred by a cartouche framed by masks of Hercules and other martial trophies, the outer borders with floral sprays and foliate volutes, decorated on one side with two birds, the corners decorated with masks above a later moulded cornice, with waved apron on square tapering legs joined by an X-shaped stretcher centered by a roundel inlaid with flowers, on later ormolu feet (the base ♐and stretcher probably reduced in width, t𒊎he feet and capitals replaced)

height 30♕¼in.; width 43¼in.; depth 28¾🐻in.; 77 cm; 110 cm; 73 cm.

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Console en marqueterie d'écaille, étain, laiton, cuivre, ébène et monture de bronze doré,🗹 d'époque Louis XIV, vers 1675-1680, attribuée à André-Charlesꦅ Boulle

(quelque𒈔s modifications et restaurations ultérieures)

height 30¼i💟n.; width 43¼in.; depth 28¾in.; 77 cm; 110 cm; 73 cm.