Decorative arts

Side Table

Type: Decorative arts(Opens in new tab)
Date: ca. 1910
Accession number: 10.47
Designer: designed by Daniel Marot, the elder(Opens in new tab) (French, 1661–1752)
Manufacturer: manufactured by White Allom and Co.(Opens in new tab) (British)
Dimensions: 69 x 32 1/2 in. (175.3 x 82.6 cm.)
Medium: walnut
Description: One of a pair of side tables made in England after an original design probably by Daniel Marot, a French architect who was brought to England by William III late in the 17th century. The top is of verde antico marble, mined in Thessaly, Greece.
Credit: The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens
Department: European Art
Find out more: View in the Art Museum catalog(Opens in new tab)

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This table, as its pair, are based on the designs of French Huguenot architect and furniture designer Daniel Marot, who was Master of Works to England's Dutch-born king William III. Not a period table, it was produced in the early 20th centiry by the high-end decorating firm of White Allom and Company, who supplied many of the furnishings for Henry Huntington's new Beaux-Arts mansion in San Marino.

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