Japanese Rolling Table, In The Style Of Gabriel Viardot. Around 1900

Japanese rolling table, inspired by Gabriel Viardot, famous cabinetmaker of the late nineteenth century, who distinguished himself in "Chinese" and "Japanese" furniture, impregnated with those he discovered during the Universal Exhibition of 1867. Subsequently, its style will become typically recognizable by its mother-of-pearl inlays or its bronze elements.
Here, this pretty table is characterized by two trays, in imitation of cracked leather, a decor of trendy birds, delicate flowers in gold and orange tones, reed branches, butterflies and pierced rock.
The uprights are openwork and the console legs.
Around 1900
This table is in very good condition, rare small gaps and traces of use.

Dimensions: Width 79 cm, Height 84 cm and Depth 55 cm