Mahogany and mahogany veneer display table of rectangular shape, standing on thin fluted legs joined by a spacer with interlacing in the manner of Adam Weisweiler (cracks). The moldings and brass scrapers, the ends of the legs decorated with acanthus leaves and the central toupet featuring dolphins with intertwined tails, in chased and gilded bronze. The beveled glass. Stamped by Henry DASSON and dated 1881. Louis XVI style. Height : 78 cm 78 cm - Width : 67,5 cm - Depth : 38,5 cm Henry Dasson was one of the most famous cabinet makers and bronze smiths of the second half of the 19th century. He was interested in the masterpieces of the 18th century cabinetmakers from whom he drew much inspiration.