How do I identify a guéridon?

A guéridon is a French round table supported by a central column or three legs. They frequently feature marble tops and date widely across the nineteenth century. Styles range from plain mahogany tripod frames to ornate empire designs decorated with gilt bronze mounts.

Where should I place an accent table?

These tables fit easily beside armchairs, sofas, or in hallways as lamp and side tables. Their compact circular footprint allows them to occupy small corners without crowding a room. The stone top also provides a practical, heat-resistant surface for drinks and lighting.

What is specimen marble?

Specimen marble refers to a top composed of many different varieties of coloured stone fitted together. Artisans arrange these fragments to create geometric patterns or harmonious colour variations. Tables featuring this work represent a high degree of specialist stonemasonry.