ANTIQUE COFFE TABLES

Italy Late 18th Century

A neoclassical walnut coffee table featuring elegant trim and maple and walnut inlays, dating back to the late 18th century in Italy. The square top is embellished with a central inlay depicting a bird and geometric figures, lending a touch of refinement to the overall design. The structure includes a pair of opposing drawers in the lower section, offering practicality without compromising aesthetics. The truncated pyramidal legs, along with the poplar interior, complete the composition of this period piece, ideal for spaces that require an element of history and fine craftsmanship.

Italy, Early XX Century

This Swiss pine coffee table dates back to the first half of the 20th century, featuring a recessed black marble top. The top is also carved with Greek key motifs, giving the piece a refined look. The legs and crosspieces are turned, presenting a classic design, while a central finial connects the frame. This combination of wood and marble makes the table an ideal decorative element for spaces requiring a touch of historical authenticity and craftsmanship.

Italy, XX Century

This Directoire-style table, crafted in the 20th century, features a refined walnut frame. The top is embellished with maple trim. Practical under-top extensions allow you to expand the tabletop as needed. A drawer, cleverly inserted into one of the short sides, offers a practical place to store small items. The truncated pyramid legs lend stability and a classic touch, perfectly in keeping with the piece's style.

Italy, XIX Century

A round Emilian table from the second half of the 19th century, featuring an elegant central walnut baluster leg branching into three curved feet. The top, secured with a turned screw, features an intricate inlay with a central octagonal reserve, enriched with geometric marquetry motifs crafted from various woods.

China, XIX Century

Lacquered wood coffee table in the Chinoiserie style, originating from 19th-century China. The top is enhanced by a finely stamped and painted leather insert, with floral and bird motifs that evoke an exotic and refined elegance. The gilded frames add a touch of brilliance and prestige. The perforated band beneath the top is perforated, while the curved legs culminate in elegant curls, giving the table a dynamic and graceful silhouette. This piece represents the perfect synthesis of traditional craftsmanship and decorative taste, ideal for spaces that require a touch of history and sophistication.

England, Mid XIX Century

19th-century center table crafted in mahogany, featuring a drop-leaf top with sophisticated inlay in bois de violette, ebony, and maple. The front has two functional drawers with wooden knobs, while the opposite side is adorned with two faux drawers. The leaves are supported by swing-out brackets, ensuring practicality and versatility in everyday use. The structure is upheld by an elegantly turned central leg, resting on four cabriole legs with foliate carvings. The feet culminate in refined bronze animal details, equipped with casters for easy movement. An example of mid-19th-century English craftsmanship that combines functionality and classic aesthetics.

Italy, Early XX Century

Walnut and mahogany coffee table from the early 20th century in Italy. The rectangular top is supported by four truncated pyramid legs, lending stability and harmony to the structure. A mid-height mahogany shelf adds functionality and a touch of elegance. The curved mahogany legs lend a refined aesthetic, enhancing the piece's classic style. Ideal for enhancing spaces with a touch of historical authenticity and fine craftsmanship.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

A Louis Philippe work table, made in Italy in the mid-19th century, veneered in walnut. The fold-out top reveals a compartment with storage, ideal for organizing small items or work tools. The side panel features a drawer, providing additional storage space. The legs and crosspiece are turned, giving the piece a harmonious and solid appearance. The interior is finished in walnut and cherry, materials that add a touch of warmth to the overall design.

Italy 20th Century

This 20th-century coffee table features an elegant walnut burl frame. Its distinctive design includes a drawer in the band beneath the top, equipped with a tilting opening mechanism that adds both functionality and style. The turned central leg, replaced and crafted from walnut-stained beech, rises gracefully and ends in three wavy feet, lending stability and a distinctive touch to the piece.

Italy Early 20th Century

Wrought iron and marble coffee table, made in Italy in the early 20th century, featuring a marble top carved in the shape of a pan. The solid, handcrafted wrought iron frame rests on three curved legs that culminate in elegant curls, giving the table a distinctive and refined look. This piece fits perfectly in classic or modern settings, adding a touch of history and Italian craftsmanship to your home.

Mid XIX Century

Rolo inlaid coffee table dating back to the mid-19th century, featuring a checkerboard-patterned top. Crafted from various woods, this piece showcases the detailed craftsmanship typical of Rolo's tradition. The central column is elegantly turned, while the curved legs lend stability and a touch of dynamism to the overall design. Ideal for those who appreciate the elegance and history of antique furniture, this coffee table fits seamlessly into a variety of decor contexts.

Italy, Early XX Century

An early 20th-century Italian Baroque-style coffee table featuring an elegant blend of materials and finishes. The alabaster top offers a smooth, luminous surface, contrasting with the green lacquered wood structure underneath. The four curved legs culminate in curly feet, intricately carved with scrolls, leaves, and flowers. The wooden surfaces feature gilded details, albeit with some visible gilding losses, adding a touch of authenticity and historical charm.

England, Mid XIX Century

Mid-19th century English game table crafted from Indian bois de rose and mahogany. The molded top features elegant maple stringing and refined floral and foliate inlays in various woods, showcasing a touch of craftsmanship. The swivel and fold-over structure reveals a green baize insert, ideal for period gaming activities. Decorative inlays continue along the apron, while the cabriole legs are adorned with maple stringing. The top molding is enriched with a gilt brass sheet, with worked bronze applications and sabots that lend a sophisticated and prestigious appearance.

England, Late XIX Century

A late 19th-century English walnut side table. The elliptical top is embellished with purfling and a central maple inlay, adding a touch of elegance to the overall design. Ebonized molding accentuates the edges of the top, creating a refined contrast. The central turned oak leg provides stability and functionality, resting on four curved, carved feet, equipped with casters for easy movement. This piece is a classic example of Victorian-era English taste and craftsmanship.

Italy, Early XIX Century

A pair of early 19th-century Italian coffee tables featuring a round alabaster top. The supporting structure consists of a central leg, originally part of a cut-out candlestick, crafted from turned wood and expertly carved with leaf motifs and rosettes. The silver leaf finish on a faux marble background lends elegance and prestige, while three gilded feral feet provide support, adding a touch of majesty. One of the two tops has undergone careful restoration.

England Third Quarter of the XIX Century

Tray table, England, second half of the 19th century. Made of finely chased and gilded bronze with a papier maché top. Four uprights in the shape of a winged dragon with a goat's foot, connected to each other by a crosspiece with a pinnacle, support a top embellished with gilded bronze applications in the rocaille style. The tray is signed "Jennet & Bettridge London" surmounted by a crown. This is one of the most important manufacturers of furniture and objects made of papier maché, a company that has exhibited at the most important universal exhibitions of the 19th century. On the cover of the book "japanned papier maché and tinware" there is a drawing of the Universal Exhibition of 1851, depicting the Jennens & Bettridge stand.

Italy, Early XX Century

An early 20th-century Italian coffee table made of mahogany and mahogany-stained poplar. The round marble top is elegantly framed by a sheet metal molding, while the band beneath the top is embellished with gilded bronze appliques. The four tapered legs, joined by a perforated crosspiece with a central spandrel, provide stability and a refined aesthetic. This coffee table is an example of fine Italian craftsmanship, ideal for spaces requiring a touch of classic elegance.

Italy, Late XIX Century

This late 19th-century Italian walnut display table features an elegant frame with beveled glass. The top features a practical removable tray, while the four sides of the display case swing open easily, allowing for easy access to the items on display. The square legs provide stability and are joined by a functional lower shelf that provides additional display space. This piece combines functionality and refinement, ideal for spaces requiring a touch of antique elegance.

Italy, Late XIX Century

This Late Baroque-style coffee table, crafted from finely carved, lacquered, and gilded wood, represents a distinctive example of late 19th-century Italian craftsmanship. The top features a fabric insert, while the frame is supported by four curved legs ending in curled feet. The legs are connected by a carved crosspiece with a central openwork spandrel, adding a touch of elegance and visual complexity. The surface is richly decorated with floral and leaf carvings, curls, and gilded scrolls that stand out against a green lacquer, creating a refined and captivating contrast. This coffee table is ideal for enhancing spaces requiring a touch of class and history.

England Mid 19th Century

English citronnier game table from the mid-19th century. The revolving, drop-leaf top conceals a practical open compartment, ideal for storing small items or gaming accessories. The elegantly turned hexagonal central leg rests on a molded base, enhanced by ebonized feral feet that lend a touch of refinement and structural solidity. This piece represents period craftsmanship, combining functionality and decoration that makes it suitable for a classical-style living room or study.

Tuscany Third Quarter XVIII Century

Openable game table in English Baroque taste, open finished, veneered in walnut and striped walnut, Tuscany third quarter of the 18th century. Shaped openable top threaded in maple, equipped with green cloth insert, drawer in the band. Supported by five wavy legs with golf club-shaped feet, one of which can be opened like a compass to support the open surface. Poplar interior. Handle replaced.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A Napoleon III-style coffee table, made in Italy in the late 19th century. Veneered in rosewood, this piece features a finely inlaid top with geometric motifs that are repeated on the band beneath the top and the lower shelf. Featuring a drawer on the short side and a practical pull on the long side, it offers functionality and elegance. The curved legs lend a touch of dynamism, while the poplar interior ensures lightness and sturdiness. The perforated balustrade and gilded bronze applications, including the handles, knobs, and foot caps, enhance the table's overall aesthetic, making it a refined example of period craftsmanship.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Two George IV screen poles, supported by 3 curved legs, on which stands a refined baluster engaged with the pole that ends in a vase-shaped element. Two shield-shaped panels are fixed by rings and screws, so that their height can be adjusted. Made of citronnier, painted with phytomorphic motifs, the screens have embroidered fabric inserts. While in the 19th century pole screens had an ornamental function, in the 18th century they were used to shield the face from the direct heat of the fire, which could generate dangerous toxic reactions with white lead cosmetics (basic lead carbonate), widely used at the time by both men and women. The adjustable height allowed them to be customised according to the needs of the user, positioning them as a screen between their face and the fireplace.

Italy, XIX Century

This Art Deco coffee table in exotic wood features an elegant and functional design typical of the second quarter of the 19th century in Italy. The round top is embellished with a central burl insert, creating a refined color contrast and distinctive texture. The three legs, with a truncated pyramid shape, provide stability and a touch of modernity, typical of the Art Deco movement. This piece fits perfectly into a traditional setting or serves as a contrasting element in a contemporary space.