A German carved giltwood console table and mirror en suite, Ansbach-Bayreuth circa 1760

the console table with a serpentine mottled grey liver black and white marble top above a pierced frieze on cabriole legs joined by a stretcher with a perching bird on downscrolled feet, the mirror with a pierced cresting, with a perching bird above a rectangular bevelled plate, both carved with flowers, foliage and c-scrolls, the apron of the mirror with a wicker basket of  flowers

In overall good conserved condition.There are restored breaks to the front right and rear left corner when facing of the marble top on the console table, but these are hardly noticeable due to the mottling of the marble. There are some minor chips along the rear edge with some larger chips beneath the top which are not too noticeable. The console table is a little dirty and would benefit from a light clean according to taste. There are some chips to the gilding revealing the white bole beneath as visible from the catalogue photograph which can easily be touched up. There have been some minor restorations to the carving where there have been breaks in the past but these have been well executed and are hardly noticeable.
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