A Louis XVI style gilt and painted vitrine table centering a Royal Vienna style charger, Probably late 19th/early 20th century, the charger with blue beehive mark to underside, and with description ''Flora'', further painted inscription ''Robert Pilz / Vienna'', and impressed ''33 / 1'', the circular top decorated with floral garlands over a glazed surface encasing the porcelain charger centrally decorated with Flora and her attendants, signed '"Hemot'', over turned blue enameled garland-entwined legs over an incurved tripartite base, centered by an urn-form finial, on acanthus-sheathed downscrolled legs, 29'' H x 26'' Dia., est:$5000/7000
*Price Realized: $4,993.75

29'' H x 26'' Dia. Note: Flora is the Roman goddess of flowers and is often represented as emblematic of Spring. Provenance: Property from a Private Beverly Hills, CA Collection. Condition: Diameter of charger: 16.5''. Structurally sound. General marks, scratches, rubbing, and wear commensurate with age and use. Charger not inspected out of case. Porcelain and decoration evidently in very good condition overall. Colors vibrant. Charger case top loose from base, would benefit from affixing. Table with darkening to gilt elements. With some cracking to timber- most notably to leg collars. With some scattered chipped losses to gilt elements overall. Gilding crazing in areas. Dirt accumulation overall. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL