Pier Table c. 1936

Nicholas Gorid's "Pier Table" is a watercolor design for a table with a marble top and cabriole legs. The table is rendered in a detailed and realistic style, capturing the subtle variations in texture and color of the materials. The design is likely from 1936, showcasing a popular style of the time, with a focus on intricate details and craftsmanship. The design demonstrates Gorid's expertise in furniture design, highlighting his ability to blend practicality with aesthetic appeal. The design also exemplifies the popularity of marble and intricate carving in furniture design during the mid-20th century.