Lioness coffee table

Introducing "Side Table Lioness" by Eichholtz, a tribute to a French treadpode table (ok). 1815–1825, European Sculpture and Decorative Arts The Met. Radiating sophistication, the bronze finish of the portal type on this modern interpretation perfectly complements the tabletop of glass with a chamfer, which is cut and polished at an angle for a refined look. Diameter 96 cm, height 36.5 cm. This exquisite product gives the interior eternal appeal and artistic charm. Lift up the decor of your space with the majestic presence of "Lioness Side Table".

Historical origin

The Lioness coffee table borrows the design of a French treedpod table from the Metropolitan Museum of Art collection in New York City. The table, made of wood and bronze with gilded and mosaic surface, dates from about 1815-1825, and has exquisitely ornamented winged lion legs and details of flora and fauna. The upper part depicts four birds drinking from a golden bowl, and is decorated with openwork edging. The Lioness coffee table echoes the silhouette of the museum table, with three-pronged bronze trim legs and the elegant simplicity of a transparent glass countertop.