French Louis XV Carved Console with Marble Top, Circa 1750 post-impressionist Eugène-Henri Fricx (Brussels) 1708-1712 (2&3)

Eugène-Henri Fricx (Brussels) 1708-1712 (2&3)  1708

Frame: 24" H x 27" W

The deeply shaped front corners and molded edge further enhance the sculptural quality of the piece

and floral garland

A pair of lovely Italian green  marble

French Louis XV Carved Console with Marble Top, Circa 1750 post-impressionist Eugène-Henri Fricx (Brussels) 1708-1712 (2&3)French Louis XV Carved Oak Console with Marble Top, Circa 1750. A boldly carved Louis XV console table in oak, retaining its original shaped rouge royal marble top, France, circa 1750. The serpentine apron features finely detailed shell and trellis motifs centered by a carved palmette, with scrolling acanthus supports and an exuberant stretcher medallion. Strong Rococo movement and deep relief carving throughout. Provincial in origin, yet executed