Early 20th Century French Rococo Revival Center Table w/ 2 Drawers - 51¼"

This French Louis XV style center table from the early 20th century has a romantic Rococo presence with its serpentine top, carved apron with two discreet drawers (on on each long side), and cabriole legs ending in scrolled feet. An X-stretcher with a central finial adds grace, while acanthus and shell motifs enliven the knees and cartouche. Crafted in hardwood, likely beech, it is finished in a soft French gray patina that highlights the carving and enhances its feminine elegance. The surface is gently timeworn, adding to its antique charm.

Delicate and evocative, this piece recalls the refinement of boudoirs and salons, where such tables once held flowers, porcelain, or writing implements. Today it lends romance to a bedroom as a vanity or dressing table, paired with a mirror and upholstered stool. It also suits a bathroom for folded linens and perfumes. In an entry or sitting room, it provides an elegant perch for a vase of blooms. Its French gray finish pairs beautifully with gilded frames, soft linens, and Gustavian tones, bringing a touch of Rococo poetry to both traditional and modern interiors.