Antique French Empire console from the Consulate period in mahogany feather

Antique French Empire console belonging to the Consulate period of the early 19th century. The structure has a rigid rectangular system covered entirely with mahogany feathers with oak interiors and a white statuary marble top. The front is characterized by two pilasters in the shape of caryatids in gilded wood ending with feet that are also gilded. The two rear columns end with Corinthian capitals in gilded wood. The base is rectangular in shape and rests on solid mahogany bearing feet. Contemporary marble top. Conditions: Restored by master craftsmen with traditional method shellac and handmade alcohol. Provenance: France, early 19th century.