Louis Philippe style table

Walnut, rosewood, birch, walnut, plywood; 80 x 130 x 130 cm.
Central Europe, 2nd half of the 19th century.
With a circular top, wavy in outline, supported on a turned and carved shaft, forked into an S-shaped quadrilateral. The top framed on the rim by a wide border, filled with patterned, lighter veneer, and on the rim with a quarter-scroll carved with alternating stripes of leaves and tendrils decorated with coils of twisted cord. The escutcheon wavy like the top, at the bottom also carved decorated with a carved chain on it, in the areas of the escutcheon accentuations connected by large circular meshes, filled with a rhythmic lattice. The stem is cup-shaped, richly carved with leaves and volutes passing to the legs.