ANTIQUE TABLES

England Mid 19th Century

A mid-19th-century English mahogany side table. This piece features a functional design with hinged hinges supported by pivoting wings, allowing the top to be transformed from rectangular to square to accommodate different space requirements. The underside of the table features a drawer useful for storing small items, while the four tapered, turned legs add elegance and are equipped with casters for easy movement. The drawer interiors are crafted from oak, lending strength and durability to the piece. Ideal for spaces requiring flexibility and a classic style.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Empire-style walnut table dating to the late 19th century in Italy. The round top is veneered with segments, creating a sophisticated interplay of grain that highlights the quality of the wood. The frame is supported by a turned central leg, a distinctive element of the Empire period, lending elegance and stability. The molded base is enhanced by three turned feet, adding a further touch of refinement. Ideal for enhancing classic settings, this table is an example of the period's masterful craftsmanship.

Italy, XX Century

This refectory-style table, crafted from walnut-stained oak, showcases a characteristic design of 20th-century Italy. The lyre-shaped legs, embellished with elegant scrolls and curls, lend the piece aesthetic and structural solidity. The diagonal crosspieces under the top not only ensure stability but also add a decorative touch. Ideal for spaces that require a touch of tradition and craftsmanship, this table lends itself to a variety of living spaces, from dining rooms to more informal spaces, while maintaining an aura of understated elegance.

Italy, Early XX Century

Coffee table with a carved and gilded wooden base, featuring a glass top that enhances the refinement of the underlying structure. The plinth legs feature intricate details with leaf motifs, shells, scrolls, and curls, which are harmoniously joined by a crosspiece at the base and swirling leaf carvings. This piece, originating from Italy in the first half of the 20th century, combines elegance and craftsmanship, making it a distinctive element for classic or modern spaces seeking a touch of history and artistic design.

Italy, Early XX Century

This Art Nouveau mahogany table, crafted in Italy in the early 20th century, features a distinctive yet functional style. The square top is embellished with a band under the top featuring butterfly inlays, adding a striking decorative touch. The frame is supported by four legs connected by upper crosspieces, with a central yellow cathedral glass insert, lending brightness and originality to the overall design. The table features three plywood extensions, allowing for its size to be adapted to suit individual needs, making it ideal for both formal and informal settings.

England, Mid XX Century

Extendable mahogany table, typical of mid-20th-century England, featuring a mechanical crank system that extends the rectangular top. The four turned and carved legs, topped with casters, ensure stability and ease of movement. The three extensions in mahogany-stained plywood allow the table to be adapted to different space and dining needs, making it a versatile piece for both classic and modern settings.

England Early 20th Century

Round mahogany table from England in the early 20th century, featuring a finely perforated arched band beneath the tabletop. The four legs, each composed of four turned columns, give the piece a solid yet decorative appearance. The base features a perforated crosspiece with scroll and leaf motifs, embellished with a central spandrel. The turned feet, fitted with casters, show minor wear. This table is an example of refined craftsmanship, ideal for spaces requiring a touch of historic elegance.

Italy, first half of the 20th century

Art Deco walnut and burl walnut table from Italy, first half of the 20th century. The rectangular top is supported by a central plinth leg, featuring rounded recessed corners and decorated with leaf carvings and ebonized scrolls. The underlying legs, also carved with scrolls and ebonized, complete the refined aesthetic of the piece. On the short side, a pair of iron pulls allows for the addition of extensions, making the table suitable for both formal and convivial settings.

Rolo, Late XIX Century

A late 19th-century walnut coffee table, crafted in Rolo. The round top is embellished with a central inlay depicting geometric figures and motifs, crafted with various woods for a refined chromatic effect. The masterfully turned central leg is supported by three curved feet, also decorated with geometric inlays, lending stability and a touch of elegance to the entire structure. This piece stands out for the quality of the craftsmanship typical of the era and the careful selection of materials, ideal for enhancing spaces with period furnishings.

England, Early XX Century

Inlaid coffee table. Molded top with a central inlay of floral compositions and scrolls in various woods, mahogany frame with leaf inlays and maple scrolls, all on an Indian rosewood base. Molded brass trim and protective glass top. Mahogany under-top band with a rosewood frame and floral inlays in various woods. Wavy legs in walnut-stained beech with wrought and gilded bronze applications. England, early 20th century.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Extendable walnut table with hinged legs, dating back to the mid-19th century, Italy. The tabletop, with its raised hinges, takes on an oval shape and offers a refined aesthetic typical of the period. Support is provided by four turned legs with casters for easy movement, and two additional central reinforcing legs, ideal for supporting the structure that originally housed the extensions, now missing. The choice of walnut gives the table an elegant, warm tone, making it perfect for spaces requiring a touch of history and class. This piece represents the masterful craftsmanship of the period, combining functionality and style.

Italy, late 19th century

A late 19th-century Italian lacquered walnut pharmacy counter. The front features an elegant tripartite paneling, while the uprights are embellished with refined scrollwork carvings. The vase-shaped feet lend stability and a distinctive touch to the overall design. The back of the counter is functional, with open compartments for practicality and accessibility, crafted from poplar and fir. This piece combines aesthetics and functionality, representing a significant example of period furniture.

Italy, early 19th century

Round walnut table dating back to the second half of the 19th century, from Italy. The walnut veneer top features a refined segmented design that highlights its natural grain. This piece features a drawer in the middle, offering discreet storage for small items. The three curved legs, elegantly carved with leaf motifs, give the table a fluid and harmonious line. The poplar interior ensures solidity and durability.

Rolo, Mid XIX Century

A round walnut table dating back to the mid-19th century, from Rolo, featuring a top with a central inlay depicting Vittorio Emanuele II of Savoy. The top surface is further enhanced by various wood trims and an elm burl insert, creating an elegant play of contrasts. The central leg, also in elm, is masterfully turned and rests on three curved feet culminating in curls, lending stability and a touch of refinement. This table represents a fine example of 19th-century cabinetmaking and fits perfectly into classic and sophisticated environments.

Italy, 20th Century

This walnut table, crafted from antique wood, is a distinctive example of 20th-century Italian craftsmanship. The tabletop is made from a single walnut plank, ensuring stability and a natural, refined aesthetic. The turned legs, connected by a solid crosspiece to the base, give the table lasting sturdiness. Both legs end with curved feet, adding a touch of elegance to the overall design. Thanks to the quality of the materials and attention to detail, this table is perfectly suited to both classic and modern settings, enhancing any space with its historic charm and functionality.

Italy Mid-19th Century

Walnut table dating back to the mid-19th century, featuring a round top adorned with maple trim that extends to the band below. The four curved legs feature delicate floral and leaf carvings on the top, while the base is completed with a decorative scroll that conveys elegant stylistic harmony. Ideal for enhancing spaces with a touch of historical refinement.

Italy, Early XX Century

Fratino walnut writing desk, featuring an antique top crafted from a single piece, conferring timeless charm and unique sturdiness. The base structure, of more recent manufacture, features elegant lyre legs, connected by a solid crosspiece for stability and durability. A discreet drawer nestles in the band beneath the top, offering a functional space for storing documents or accessories.

England, Mid XIX Century

English-made mahogany sail table from the mid-19th century, featuring an oval top veneered in walnut and burl walnut. The top is richly inlaid with floral arrangements and scrolls in various woods, arranged both centrally and along the frame. The turned and carved central leg extends onto four curved carved feet, culminating in a curl. Small defects in the top are visible, but they do not detract from the overall elegance of the piece. This table represents a fine example of Victorian-era English craftsmanship, ideal for enhancing classic settings with a touch of refined historical style.

Italy Late 19th Century

A late 19th-century walnut table featuring a round top with an elegant central inlay depicting a compass rose, crafted from various woods and embellished with maple trim. Beneath the top is a practical drawer nestled in the band, useful for storing small items. The frame is supported by a sturdy turned central leg, which opens downward into three rounded feet, lending stability and a refined decorative touch.

Emilia Romagna, Late XVIII Century

Neoclassical table in poplar with a square section, completely veneered. Top with inlay with a geometric score made of olive and carob borders, crossed to form four small inlaid rosettes, the reserves are veneered in quadripartite walnut, the fillets that outline the borders are in maple and black-stained chestnut. The same motifs decorate the bands while the legs, truncated-conical, are veneered in olive wood. Small missing parts. Emilia, last quarter of the 18th century.

Italy, Early XVIII Century

A walnut hinged table dating back to the first quarter of the 18th century. Featuring fold-out legs that support the side hinges, this piece perfectly expresses the functionality of its time. The main frame is walnut, while the interior is made of poplar, a material chosen for its lightness and versatility. A practical drawer nestled in the frame offers convenient and discreet storage. The wood's patina, showing signs of age, adds further charm to this antique piece, ideal for spaces requiring a touch of history and authenticity.

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A mid-19th-century Dutch table, crafted from walnut with a round walnut burl top. The top features a central inlay depicting a floral composition crafted with various woods on an elegant ebonized background. This decorative motif extends to the table's frame, enriched with maple leaf and scroll inlays and six distinct floral groups. The finely crafted maple and bois de rose trim contributes to a refined aesthetic harmony. The frame rests on a turned central leg, which branches into three wavy feet adorned with leaf and scroll carvings, terminating in practical castors.

Italy, XIX Century

Round walnut table. Pair of opposing drawers in the band below the top. Turned and carved central leg supported by three curved feet culminating in curls. Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

This Italian-made walnut table dates back to the late 19th century. The paneled top features serrated detailing underneath, adding a distinctive detail to the design. The molded band adds a further touch of craftsmanship, showcasing the skill of the master cabinetmakers of the period. The frame is supported by four turned legs, which not only ensure stability but also create a harmonious visual effect. The legs are joined by crosspieces, enhancing the overall sturdiness of the piece. This table represents a classic example of late 19th-century Italian furniture, perfect for those who appreciate traditional style and quality materials.