#7173 • $2,500+ Neoclassical Greek Key Mahogany-Veneered Console / Hall Table with and Gilt-Bronze Mounts, 30"H

Part of $15 Million | Part 2 | McLean Mansion on the Potomac | Online Estate Auction (live auction by Prime Auction Solutions)

High bid $400.00

Status: Sold

A neoclassical-style mahogany-veneered console table, likely a later decorative interpretation of Empire/Regency precedents, distinguished by its octagonal-angled top and frieze articulated with a continuous Greek key inlay. The top is framed by a contrasting black, ebonized-looking molded edge and centered by a fine line inlaid border design, set to showcase the strong, symmetrical flame grain of the veneer. The single, full-width drawer is fitted with two classical brass bail handles and outlined by an inlaid reserve; the drawer front is integrated into the frieze for a clean architectural profile. At the corners, applied laurel-wreath roundels and vertical foliate mounts in gilt-toned metal provide crisp neoclassical punctuation. The open lower case presents a broad mid-shelf over a compartmented base with three vertical dividers, offering practical display and storage while maintaining a light, gallery-like silhouette. A refined accent piece for an entry, library, or living room, combining decorative brasswork with tailored inlay and bookmatched veneer effects typical of revival neoclassical furnishings. Size: 32 x 18 x 30"