Penanttafel met twee half ovaalvormige marmeren bladen met galerij c. 1785 - 1790

This elegant console table, created by the German cabinetmaker Johann Gottlieb Frost around 1785-1790, showcases the refined aesthetic of the Neoclassical period. The table's curved form, with its two half-oval marble tops, is accented by delicate brass inlays and decorative motifs, reminiscent of the classical world. The slender legs, further embellished with brass details, contribute to the table's sense of lightness and grace, making it a perfect example of the Neoclassical design principles of proportion and balance. This type of console table, typically used for displaying decorative objects or holding books in a home's entryway, speaks to the refined taste of its time.