125. Small table guéridon of square form, in chased and gilded bronze and bronze with brown patina. It rests on four straight legs joined by an X-shaped brace, topped by winged naiads supporting the belt with a recess. The frieze in the belt presents bacchantes and seated servants carrying vine branches. Pink granite marble top. Louis XVI style, late 19th century. (Small chips on the edge of the tray). H : 75 cm - W : 58,5 cm - D : 58 cm This rare pedestal table, of which we have not found an equivalent to date, has the same uprights and legs as the one executed by Philippe Thomire for the Fontainebleau Palace, delivered in 1810 by Rocheux. Bibliography : PAYNE, Christopher, Paris, the quintessence of furniture in the nineteenth century, Monelle Hayot editions, 2018.