ANTIQUE CONSOLE

Parma, 18th Century

A late Baroque walnut console table crafted in Parma in the 18th century. The curved front is enhanced by a drawer beneath the top, decorated with elegant engravings, and finished with gilded bronze handles and escutcheon. The curved, truncated pyramidal legs feature visible restorations, ensuring stability and aesthetic continuity. The fir and poplar interiors lend the piece sturdiness and authenticity. This piece represents a refined example of period craftsmanship, ideal for spaces that demand a touch of classicism and history.

Italy, XIX Century

This eclectic console table in carved and gilded fir wood epitomizes the elegance and craftsmanship of 19th-century Italy. The molded top features a refined faux marble finish, lending a touch of authenticity and class. The four sinuous S-shaped legs are richly adorned with floral details, scrolls, and curls, showcasing their craftsmanship. The structure rests on a molded base with three plinth feet, ensuring stability and sturdiness. An ideal piece for enhancing classic and refined spaces, it bears witness to an era of great artistic splendor.

Italy, Mid XX Century

This walnut console table with mirror, crafted in Italy in the mid-20th century, features a green serpentine marble top that adds a touch of natural elegance. The lower panel houses three drawers with a finely carved Greek fret, while the mirrored back panel and pierced front leg decorated with scrolls, leaves, and a central shell demonstrate the finest craftsmanship. The half-moon walnut burl base provides stability and refinement. The upper mirror features a retro-engraved fillet, repeated on the lower mirror, and the carved molding frame is enriched with ebonized details, lending a harmonious and refined look to this classic piece.

Italy, Early XX Century

This Rococo-style teardrop console table, crafted from finely carved and gilded wood, dates back to the early 20th century in Italy. This piece features a top with a refined faux marble finish, adding a touch of timeless elegance. The under-top band and legs are embellished with carved foliage, scrolls, and curlicues, typical of the Rococo aesthetic, lending the piece an elaborate and decorative elegance. Ideal for enhancing an entryway or living room, this console table is a perfect example of Italian craftsmanship.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Mid-19th-century Italian console table, crafted from gilded wood. The top is made of macchia vecchia marble, known for its distinctive grain, which adds an element of sophisticated elegance. The band beneath the top is adorned with engraved leaf decorations, which continue along the curved legs, lending a classic dynamism to the entire structure. The legs feature a swirling movement, typical of the period, which enriches the piece with a sense of artistic fluidity. The gilding has some missing and missing parts on the left foot. Ideal for spaces requiring a touch of history and refinement.

Italy, XIX Century

A small, carved and gilded wooden console table dating back to the 19th century, made in Italy. The top, featuring a faux marble finish, lends a touch of elegance and refinement, while the frame beneath is adorned with a ribbed finish that enhances the structure. The legs, embellished with leafy and curlicue carvings, display the attention to detail typical of period craftsmanship. This console table is an example of decorative furniture that combines functionality and classic style, ideal for spaces requiring a piece with historic charm.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Finely carved wooden console table from Italy in the late 19th century, featuring elegant lacquer and gilding. The band beneath the top features rich scrollwork, with floral and leafy details that extend harmoniously up the legs and the crosspiece connecting the base. The yellow marble top, while showing small chips, adds a touch of prestige and refinement to the piece. This console table represents a refined example of period Italian craftsmanship, perfect for adding a historic and artistic touch to a sophisticated setting.

Italy, late 19th century

A late 19th-century Italian Neo-Baroque console table, featuring a richly carved and ebonized frame. The console features a pair of drawers set into the panel beneath the top, supported by a mirrored back panel. The front legs, carved in the form of caryatids, rest on a paneled base with feet decorated with feral heads. The upper mirror is beveled, with uprights adorned with fruit carvings and a central mascaron. It also features a male figure on the right and a female figure on the left. The upper panel is embellished with a central face and lateral mascarons. The cymatium is decorated with a central shield, accompanied by a pair of cherubs and a basket of fruit, complemented by two leafy plumes on the sides.

Italy Mid-19th Century

Louis Philippe walnut console table, made in Italy in the mid-19th century. The base is turned, while the curved legs add a touch of dynamism to the overall design. The choice of walnut, with its warm hue and distinctive grain, underscores the quality and durability of this piece. Ideal for enhancing period settings or adding a touch of historical charm to contemporary settings.

Italy Mid-19th Century

This mid-19th-century Italian demi-lune console table features an elegant and functional design. The frame is entirely made of walnut, a prized wood known for its sturdiness and warm color. Supported by three turned legs, the piece features a smooth finish that highlights the wood's natural grain. Its compact size and semi-circular shape make it ideal for small spaces or for placement along a wall.

Piedmont, XVIII Century

Neoclassical walnut console table from Piedmont, dating to the third quarter of the 18th century. This elegant piece features floral carvings set within a swirling frame, enriching the band beneath the top. The small central apron is decorated with leaf carvings and a rosette, lending a further touch of refinement. The truncated pyramidal legs feature gouging and have been reduced in height at the feet, maintaining the aesthetic balance of the piece. The purple Caletta marble top adds an element of luxury and robustness, completing the timeless neoclassical design of this console table.

Italy, XIX Century

A pair of mid-19th-century teardrop console tables, crafted from carved and gilded wood. These elegant console tables feature a white marble top and a convenient front drawer beneath the top. The leafy carvings, scrolls, and curlicues give the console tables a refined and decorative look, typical of Italian craftsmanship of the period. The gilding has been restored, although some imperfections remain, though these do not detract from their historic and artistic appeal. Ideal for adding a touch of classic elegance to a contemporary or traditional setting.

18th Century / 1701 - 1800

Venetian baroque console supported by wavy legs, the apron on the front and sides is carved with characteristic rocaille motifs. In walnut, the shaped top is in alabaster with a border in black marble and white Botticino.

Lombardy, Early XIX Century

Empire console table in poplar veneered with walnut and crotchet, from Lombardy and dating to the early 19th century. The refined design and use of fine materials lend this piece a timeless elegance. The white marble top adds a touch of brightness and strength, while the square front legs and rectangular rear legs ensure stability and style. The base features a curved front and plinth feet. Ideal for enhancing a classic setting with an element of authentic historical value.

Italy, Early XX Century

Small teardrop console table in fir, featuring a refined faux marble finish and gilded details. The molded top includes a central drawer underneath, ideal for small objects, and rests on two curved legs that elegantly join the base. Scrollwork, curlicues, and gilded carvings enrich the design, lending a touch of classic elegance. Despite some minor flaws, it retains its original charm. Made in Italy in the early 20th century.

Italy, Early XX Century

Console table in stained oak and walnut. Antique top supported by later square-section, turned legs, joined to the base by a crosspiece, plinth feet. Italy, early 20th century.

Italy, Second Half XX Century

Venetian Baroque console table, crafted from carved, gilded, lacquered, and painted wood. The marbled top is shaped and has a molded edge, while the lower section is adorned with carved and gilded wood leaf motifs, curls, and rocailles. The curved legs are trimmed with gilded trim, and are embellished with floral paintings at the top.

Italy, XIX Century

Restoration console table in lacquered and gilded walnut. White marble top supported by curved truncated pyramidal legs with a feral foot resting on a molded base and turned feet. Gilded leaf carvings on the band below the top. Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Directoire walnut console table. Demi-lune top, supported by three truncated pyramidal legs, joined by a band under the top. Italy, early 19th century.

Italy, XIX Century

Walnut console table. Half-moon shaped solid wood top with a veneered undertop band, supported by three turned legs. Italy, XIX century.

Rococo Style Console

Carved and gilded wooden console table. White marble top supported by a pair of curved legs joined at the base. Rocaille carvings continue on the band below the top.

Lombardy, XIX Century

Carved and gilded wooden console table. The tripartite band beneath the top features floral carvings and masks, supported by four curved legs richly carved with leafy and floral motifs, resting on a molded base carved with acanthus leaves and a ribbon. The central column is turned and carved with lion heads and draperies. Feral feet. Replaced gray marble top. Lombardy, last quarter of the 19th century.