| A two-tiered gueridon with a Sevres porcelain top is stamped by Martin Carlin. |
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| Mr. Berlin has an upholstered armchair, a pair of pier tables, a sewing table and a gueridon, or pedestal table, made in Boston in his stand at the Winter Antiques Show. |
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| The celeriac was brought out on a gueridon, and with the kind of ceremony usually reserved for Chateaubriand, the chef sliced it in half and scooped chunks of the tender inside into a bowl atop some jellied tapioca. |
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| In a nice touch, the roasts were sliced to order from the grand-looking gueridon carving trolley by the chef. |
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| Some dishes will be served from a traditional gueridon waiter's trolley, with meat carved and fish filleted in front of the diners. |
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| The Saffron restaurant features Thai cuisine, contemporary design and a gueridon service presented, prepared and served tableside. |
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| A Swiss Brienz gueridon, sculpted wood and marqueted wood. 19th century. |
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| In gueridon service the waiter will cook the guests' food at the table. |
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| Essentially, Bananas Foster is a flambeed dish, traditionally created tableside in a pan on a gueridon trolley, like Crepes Suzette or steak Diane. |
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| The gueridon service adds theater and excitement to the dining experience. |
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