French Louis XVI Style Vanity w/ Marble Top and Folding Mirror, Early 20th Century - 55"x 36½"

This elegant French vanity table dates from the early 20th century and is inspired by the refined lines of the Louis XVI style. Its graceful silhouette is defined by slender fluted legs joined by delicate curved stretchers, lending the piece a light, airy presence. The shaped top is fitted with a beautifully figured white marble slab, its flowing gray veining enriched by warm amber-toned patina acquired over decades of use. Above, a beveled triptych mirror with adjustable side panels is crowned by a finely carved floral garland, adding a refined, feminine touch. A single central drawer glides smoothly and offers practical storage for jewelry or dressing accessories. The mirrors retain only light signs of age, while the painted finish has been gently distressed to accentuate the crisp neoclassical detailing. The reverse of the mirror is covered with fabric that has been rather roughly fitted, making the piece best suited against a wall unless the backing is refinished. 

With its gentle painted finish, graceful proportions, and finely carved details, this vanity brings a quiet elegance to a bedroom or dressing room. The adjustable triptych mirror reflects light beautifully while offering multiple viewing angles, and the marble top provides an elegant surface for perfume bottles, jewelry, or a favorite vase. Paired with an upholstered stool and a few carefully chosen objects, it creates an intimate corner that feels personal and quietly elegant.