Swedish 1810.

The upper part of Carrara marble inserted by a sculpted edge of straight cyma (ogee) molded above a silver golden frieze decorated with neoclassical motifs supported by a rotating spiral, tapered legs covered with golden balls ending with golden balls ending in golden feet standing on a painted marble platform. It is particularly rare to see the combination of silver and gold, much more common to find gold on a black terrain. In excellent original condition. Jonas Frisk (Swedish 1787-1849), was a Stockholm artisan who in 1805 received the right to produce mirrors and consoles by the Kommerskollegium. From 1810 to 1814, his workshop was located in Storkyrkobrinken and its final location was in Riddarhustorget, from 1814 to 1825, employing up to 15 people.