Round walnut table dating back to the mid-19th century, from Rolo, characterized by a top with central inlay depicting Vittorio Emanuele II of Savoy. The surface of the top is further enriched by threads in various essences and an insert in elm root, which give an elegant play of contrasts. The central leg, also in elm, is expertly turned and rests on three wavy feet culminating in a curl, giving stability and a touch of refinement. This table represents a valuable example of nineteenth-century cabinetmaking and fits perfectly into environments with a classic and refined style.