Table in oval shape with an openwork leaf motif
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
Table of coromandel and mahogany in an oval shape. Under the table top is a panel set in two profiled stiles to which on the underside on each side three profiled legs are attached on which the table rests. These legs are obliquely placed and curved. At the top of the stile are three curved and profiled supports that carry the table top. The panel between the stiles consists of a panel that is openwork in a symmetrical motif of leaves, which is set at the top and bottom in a wide rail. The lower rail is profiled and below it is a bottom rail that protrudes to the two outer legs. The oval table top with a wavy line pattern and a profiled edge has on the underside a wide band that follows the shape of the table top above.
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