18th century English pie crust table of the finest mahogany, still retaining its original finish which makes it like a piece of bronze. The superb carving in this one piece mahogany top is complimented by the oxtail twist shaft above a most successfully sculpted...
Right out of every book you've ever seen about the French country house is this 18th or early 19th century Fruitwood Farm Table. This is a lovely example that features a drawer and for utensils and the slide for preparation. The cabriole legs are tall and curvy,...
Federal New England mahogany games table circa 1790 to 1810. The serpentine top opens to reveal the playing surface below book matched flame grained inlays at the center of the apron. The shaped contour of the top is reflected in a conforming base with turret corners...
English oval top walnut dining table of the 1700s , in the Queen Anne style. The turned legs terminate in a powerful clubfoot. Each side has a leg that swings outward to support the leaf in a sturdy fashion. Nice older finish with warm color. Height 28 inches, width...
Three classic English furniture forms overlap as revolving serving stands, featuring a raised revolving stand for small desserts (jellies), a tier table (a multi-level dumbwaiter), and a Lazy Susan table. The top two tiers rotate and the lower top is stationary. Minor...
Early Georgian mahogany kettle stand of the mid 1700s. With its dish top, this stand is ready to hold a tea kettle and anticipates slight spills with its carved edge. The low height is also engineered to hold the kettle rather than tea cups. Note that the carved edge...
American inlaid mahogany Hepplewhite folding top games table circa 1785. A folding arcaded top rests above a conforming case, all with intricate inlays in bands above a central satinwood oval with quartered corner veneers and similar inlays above each leg. Height 29...
New England candlestand in maple from the late 1700s. A square top stands above a stem with a baluster turning above an urn. It is supported by three cabriole legs mortised into the stem. Each terminates in a snake foot . Height 24 1/2 inches top 15 inches by 14 1/2...
Petite but robust in style , a bold Console of the Rococo Louis XV era . The recurrent themes of 18th century France are re-established here with scrolling leafage in the Rococo manner with a gilt finish. The beautifully restored top is faux marble in high detail....
A Chinese carved hardwood 19th century stand. Deep and flowing carving along with an excellent patina completes the charm of this marble top stand. A most convenient piece for many locations in your home. Qing era. Height 32 inches, width 12 inches, depth 12 inches....
