Lioness side table

Eichholtz's "Lionicus Side Table" is a tribute to a French tripod table of the era circa 1815–1825 from the collection of European sculpture and decorative arts by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Radiating sophistication, the portal-style bronze finish on this modern interpretation perfectly complements the faceted glass countertop, which is beveled and polished at an angle for a refined look. Dimensions: 69 cm (width) x 66 cm (depth) x 63 cm (height). This exquisite property brings eternal appeal and artistic charm. Emphasize your interior with the majestic presence of the Lioness' Side Table.

Historical origin

The Lioness side table borrows the direction of the design from a French three-legged table in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The table, made of wood and gilded bronze with a mosaic surface, dates from about 1815-1825 and has magnificently exquisite legs in the form of winged lioness, as well as details of flora and fauna. The top surface depicts four birds drinking from a golden bowl and is decorated with a carved border. The Lioness' Side Table repeats the silhouette of the museum table, with tripod legs in bronze finish and the elegant simplicity of a transparent glass countertop.