Dutch baroque style table, 19th century

Dutch baroque style table, 19th century.
Walnut root, ebony, rosewood and fruit woods (pear, lemongrass...).
In need of restoration. The key has not been preserved.
Measurements: 76 x 110 x 70 cm.
19th century Dutch table made of wood and decorated with marquetry in its entirety. Structurally, it is a piece of furniture with a rectangular top, a waist that houses two drawers and four turned vertical legs joined by a chambrana. The frame is made of slats with an undulating profile, following baroque patterns. The beauty of the piece of furniture lies not only in its curved and counter-curved forms typical of the Baroque style, but also in the profuse marquetry decoration that ornaments the frame, the legs, the waist and the tabletop. It is a highly decorative marquetry of floral and vegetal bouquets, which unites the different fruit woods in an exceptional way. The envelope has a large floral basket framed by a poly-lobed pavilion, which in turn is contained in a rectangular cartouche also decorated with floral bouquets.