Very nice pair of pedestal tables from the end of the 18th century and the very beginning of the 19th century, in blond mahogany. The structure, more luxurious than the other models of the same spirit, is here composed of three monopod griffins, not painted or lacquered, but sculpted in a superb solid blond mahogany, their  giving elegance and refinement Etruscan style.  The monopods ending in Leonine claw feet are joined in their milieu  by a circular spacer shelf in light gray marble, recalling the main marble top of the same color.  Very good state of conservation, with a restoration of the varnish with a buffer. Consulate period: 1799-1804 As with all of my art objects and furniture, I am very careful to be able to offer them to you at a very low expert estimate. My objects are photographed naturally, without going through a photo studio. Because of this, you can enjoy them as they really are. Not putting all of my Furniture and Art Objects on Proantic, I invite you to follow my Instagram account where you can enjoy all the news: @monantiquaire