Twee wandtafels met opengewerkte regels c. 1730 - 1775

This anonymous 18th-century design for two wall tables highlights the Rococo style, prevalent from the 1730s to the 1770s. The intricate, asymmetrical carvings and flowing curves, often seen in shell and floral motifs, are characteristic of the period. The designs feature delicate openwork patterns, emphasizing lightness and elegance. These details suggest the tables would have been crafted from a lightweight material such as wood. This design offers a glimpse into the artistry and craftsmanship of furniture design during the Rococo era.