Featured Seeking info on this sofa/console table

Hello, everyone.

I purchased this sofa table for my home the other day, and I'm curious to see if anyone here knows anything about it (style, time period, etc.).

Thank you!
Caleb

sofa table2 by caleblaurence posted Oct 26, 2019 at 9:20 AM

sofa table1 by caleblaurence posted Oct 26, 2019 at 9:20 AM

sofa table3 by caleblaurence posted Oct 26, 2019 at 9:20 AM

sofa table4 by caleblaurence posted Oct 26, 2019 at 9:20 AM

 

nice marble....I'd call it a side table.

 

I think its a 20th century reproduction of a French piece. Id call it a hall table as well. The painting on it makes me think possibly Asian in origin,but Brad knows better than I .

 

The painting is a poor copy of a detail from Fragonard's "The Swing":


I agree with johnnycb09 that this piece is probably 20th C.

It's an attractive table.

 

I'd call this a pier table, but no matter!

 

I like your little table -- even if it isn't terribly antique. But you didn't give measurements A sofa table has to stand Lower than the back of the sofa. This is to ensure that when someone spills an ink bottle, it only ruins the Back of the sofa.

 

BTW, your re-upholstered chair looks fabulous!!

 

Thank you all so much for your comments and time. It's always so interesting to hear your thoughts.

I hope you're all having a great weekend so far!
Caleb

 

Thank you! We love it; however, we're also running out of space with all the chairs we keep finding LOL

 

table-console Louis XVI - Napoleon III
often used in entrance halls sometimes with a mirror on the wall. problem with both the styles is that the Italians liked these and started to copy them rather early.