Tilt-top Table c. 1936

"Tilt-top Table" is a watercolor painting by Francis Borelli, executed around 1936. The artwork depicts a tilt-top table, a common furniture style in the 18th and 19th centuries, known for its elegant design and practical functionality. The painting showcases Borelli's keen eye for detail, capturing the intricate carvings and rich mahogany tones of the table. It serves as a visual record of a specific furniture style popular in the 1930s and a testament to the enduring appeal of classic designs in the realm of interior design.