Console Tables

Crafted from solid pine and finished in a soft, light grey paint. The design features finely profiled tabletops, a beautifully carved apron adorned with floral rosettes and corner acanthus leaf motifs, and slender, tapered legs with traditional fluted detailing.

Black-painted top, light gray base, and two drawers with fluted fronts and brass knobs. Tapered legs with recessed panels and decorative diamond motifs.
Swedish c. 1900

Crafted from pine, stripped by a conservator to reveal its original, beautiful gray-marbled finish with natural patina. Original Italian white marble surface, featuring an elegantly profiled edge.
Denmark, circa 1770

A chinese console table crafted from elm wood with its original dark burgundy lacquer, showcasing a natural age-related patina.
Features two paneled doors with patinated brass fittings.
Qing style, from Jiangsu Province, 1850-1870

Monumental architectural console table from the Qing period, c. 1840m believed to be unique.
Original Burgundy lacquer with a beautiful natural patina. The table is in three parts. (See pictures.)

A pair of black lacqured demilune console tables. Can be combined to form a circular center table.
Originating from Jiangsu province, Qing dynasty, 1830-1850

Sheraton period inlaid and hand painted card table. Features hand painted decorations to the legs, apron, top. Game surface covered with black felt
England approx. 1800-1820

A pair of half-round console tables. Placed together creates a circular centre table. Crafted in walnut with black lacquer and natural age-related patina.
From Shanxi province, Qing dynasty, 1830-1850

Richly hand-carved gilt wood in the form of masquerades and lacanthus leafs, etc. Pierced apron and stretcher base with Putti.
Italy approx. 1850-1870

Original dark burgundy lacquer with natural patina. Presumably Shanxi Province. China, 1800 - 1840.

From Shanxi Province 1820 - 1840. Qing period.

Freestanding with 4 drawers and underlying shelf. China 1910 - 1915.

Shandong Province, China, 1830-1840.