$21,500.00
This almost 6 feet long and important P.E. Guerin faux bois tree branch gilt bronze console table with thick beveled glass top, combines fine casting and is one of the largest by this maker. The rustic branch design with vivid gold gilding finish provides a floating beveled glass plateau for ample surface space.
Founded in 1857 in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Manhattan by the French immigrant, Pierre Emmanuel Guerin, the firm was one of the first, and remains the oldest continually operating foundry in the U.S. for decorative and fine arts.
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| Date of Manufacture | 1960's |
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| Dimensions | Height: 30 in (76.2 cm) |
| Sold As | Single item |
| Materials and Techniques | glass and bronze |
| Place of Origin | France |
| Period | 1960's |
| Condition | Good – Wear consistent with age and use. Minimal signs of use, nothing major to report. |
| Style | Post- Modern |
