ANTIQUE TABLES - Page 4

Eastern Europe, Mid XIX Century

Square section walnut table, opposing drawers in the under-top band, turned legs joined by a crosspiece at the base. Eastern Europe, mid-19th century.

Neo-Renaissance Writing Desk

Mid-20th century oak coffee table in neo-Renaissance style with typical carvings.

Italy, 19th Century

Walnut coffee table, drawer in the under-top band, carved legs with leaf carvings, curled feet. Shelves embellished with balusters. Italy, 19th century.

Late XIX Century

English writing desk from the end of the 19th century, made of mahogany with two pedestal uprights, with two drawers in the band below the top ending with lateral shelves, the top is covered in Moroccan leather with a gilded Greek fret border. Interior in oak.

Late XIX Century

Boulle style sail table from the second half of the 19th century, shaped top and thin baluster with three wavy legs, the entire surface is lacquered and gilded to imitate the tables inlaid in ebony.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Cherry writing desk with banded top, drawer in the under-top band, turned legs. Italy, mid-19th century.

England, Late XIX Century

Victorian walnut coffee table, turned legs resting on wavy feet with floral carvings and casters, joined by a turned crosspiece. Top with floral and leaf inlays, under-top band with carved moulding. England, late 19th century.

Lombardy

Drop-shaped console table in carved and gilded wood. Curly legs with floral and leaf carvings, joined to the base by a central medallion, under-top band with leaf carvings. Wooden top covered in fabric, replacing the original marble top. Missing parts and breaks. Lombardy, late 19th century.

England, Late XVIII Century

Chippendale writing desk in walnut and fir veneered in walnut and walnut crotch, oak interiors. Front with three drawers, wavy apron and legs. England, late 18th century.

Industrial workbench early 1900s

Workbench made of chestnut wood in the early 1900s, trestle structure held together with wooden nails and crosspieces at the feet and center of the legs; the top is composed of two mirrored boards. The table has been restored with a conservative approach, leaving the black traces of tannin that emerged in spots where liquid was likely spilled and filling the missing wood with transparent resin in areas where it was heavily worn. The table has been finished with natural varnishes.

France, Early XIX Century

Work table from the early 19th century, with legs resting on a base, the front legs curved in a curl and ending with gilded feral feet, an opening top with mirrors and compartments divided inside and a drawer in the band. Veneered in mahogany feather.

France, Late XVIII Century

Directoire folding table in walnut, France, late 18th century. Half top with central section in oak. Truncated pyramidal legs.

France, XX Century

Wallet-shaped table made with antique wood, 20th century France. Poplar top with book opening, drawer in the band, turned legs. Poplar and fir interior.

Lombardy, Mid XIX Century

Extendable walnut table, supported by turned legs. In walnut, the extensions are missing.

Italy, XX Century

Table in fruit wood, Italy, 20th century. Turned legs, connected by crosspieces and resting on plinth feet.

France, Late XVIII Century

Napoleon III writing desk in oak veneered in mahogany and mahogany feather. Front with five drawers, the right one with secret, side under-top drawers, green leather top, brass moldings and feet. Locks to be fixed, one missing. Glass protecting the top. France, late 18th century.

Cherub Holding Crystal Top

In the Baroque style of the mid-1900s, a carved and painted cherub rests on a shell and holds a crystal top in his hand.

Mid 19th century coffee table

Mahogany coffee table made with finely turned legs and crosspieces, opening top veneered in walnut burl.

Early 1900s neoclassical style coffee table

Neoclassical style side table made in the early 1900s, England. Four turned legs joined by a crosspiece support a top with opening side panels, a drawer in the band. Finely chiseled and gilded bronze applications; the entire surface is richly inlaid with various types of wood.