Mahogany Art Deco Gueridon in the Manner of Porteneuve

Oak large gueridon designed and made by Vallin in the 1930's

Art deco guéridon with glass shelves realized by Gauthier Poinsignon Located in NY.

located in NY

1970s Chrome Gueridon, located in ny

A Fine French Art Deco round walnut gueridon with a marquetry top, 8 niches around the apron and brass details. Another table is also available in cherry.    

A circular mahogany guéridon in manner of Zwiener, of tapering cylindrical form with two shelves, the circular top with a yellow marble top and ormolu gallery, applied ormolu edges and mounts of rams’ heads strung with swags and raised on three stop-fluted tapering legs terminating in rams’ feet sabots, French, 1885. Footnote: Joseph-Emmanuel Zwiener (1849-1895) was a preeminent cabinetmaker (ébéniste) of German descent, who became one of the most famous furniture makers in late 19th century, Europe. He quickly earnt a reputation for producing exceptionally fine furniture, and his pieces were acquired by a host of 19th century European aristocrats and royals including King Ludwig II...

Very decorative Illuminated gueridon table Hammered Wrought-iron pedestal resting on an octagonal “vert-de-Mer” marble base With a white opaline glass diffuser inside With its origi...

Art Deco Period mahogany gueridon by Jules Leleu, the top fitted with a gilt-metal circular moulding inset with an oxidized mirrored glass top, France, circa 1950. Reference: Lel...