Definition of gueridon
: a small usually ornately carved and embellished stand or table
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In the master bedroom, for example, a T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings gueridon table sits beneath a John Currin painting, and the burl-maple bed is framed by 19th-century Chinese cloisonné lamps and Andy Warhol portraits.
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Origin and Etymology of gueridon
French guéridon, from Gueridon, character in 17th century farces and popular songs
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