Twee wandtafels met rocailles c. 1730 - 1775

"Twee wandtafels met rocailles" (Two Wall Tables with Rococo Decorations) is an anonymous design for two elaborately ornamented tables, likely intended for a wealthy household. Created in the mid-18th century, this etching showcases the popularity of the Rococo style during this era. The illustration is a meticulous depiction of the intricate details, featuring swirling, asymmetrical curves and floral motifs that epitomize the Rococo aesthetic. The design highlights the emphasis on elegance, grace, and ornamentation characteristic of the period. These tables were likely intended to be made of wood and adorned with rocailles, which are small, decorative beads or ornaments.