Two Period-style Designs for a Console Table (Louis XVI)

Mewès and Davis
Charles-Frédéric Mewès French
 Arthur Joseph Davis British

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Page with two designs for a console table, both in Louis XVI style. The upper half of the page shows a design for a white (vieux blanc) table with green marble entablature. It has four legs which are connected by a panel right above the feet. In the center of the panel a vase is placed. The second design shows a gilt console table with a red marble slab on top. It is suppported by tree legs with volutes which come together in the center on one hexagonal or octagonal base.

Two Period-style Designs for a Console Table (Louis XVI), Mewès and Davis (active London and Paris, from 1900), Watercolor over graphite

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