Lol, Iām familiar with the style. Itās the very odd, Maestro-esque word smithing here that adds an interesting twist: " it is a replica of King Louie the 14th in the palace of Versailles" . The furniture style is properly referred to as simply āLouis XIVā furniture.
So, now Iām imagining a table that somehow depicts the literal likeness of King Louie as he looked physically ensconced in Versailles. As an opera singer, that begs my next question: Is this table going to go rogue like the ghost-statue of the Commandatore in Don Giovanni??
Iām picturing it busting through the Maestroās wall bellowing, āYou invited me to dine!ā Idk. Maybe it isnāt funny to anyone who doesnāt also live in my brain.
Eta: Quite fittingly, the portal into Hell opens up under the dining table in this sceneā¦