early 19th century; the top inlaid with a scalloped, banded design in three colors of faux marble scagliola, over a frieze applied with six bosses heading six faux marble-painted columnar supports rising from a scalloped plinth inset with a conforming scagliola design, raised on flattened round feet 33 x 69 1/2 x 46 3/4 in. (83.8 x 176.5 x 118.7 cm.) Provenance: sold Christies New York, "Country House Elegance: An Architectural Vision", November 21, 2011 [lot 1114]; Property from a Private Collection (a Michael Smith Installation), acquired from Ariane Dandois, Paris

The scagliola panel of the top with several cracks, a few divots, and scratches throughout, and also with a 5 1/2 in.-diameter white mark or loss of color, an additional area of fainter white marks or color loss, and a 3 in.-diameter area of darkening. The scagliola and faux marble painting possibly later.