An Italian Neoclassical carved giltwood console table probably Rome, circa 1780

Marble top probably later and with restored breaks, abrasions, chips and losses. With scattered age and construction cracks, abrasions and dents. Scattered abrasions, chips and restored losses to carving; most to rosettes of apron where losses have been regessoed at extremitites. Scattered cracks and chips to gesso. Scattered old worm damage. Feet with some small losses and with black discoloration. Gilding refreshed, now with some rubbing and losses; not extensive. In good condition.
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