Italian 18th Century Louis XVI Period Giltwood and Faux Marble Center Table

A handsome Italian 18th century Louis XVI period walnut, giltwood, and marble center table. The table is raised by impressive square tapered legs with a most unique elegant fluted de...

An extremely elegant and high quality Italian 18th century Louis XVI st. walnut, giltwood and Benou Breccia marble center table. The rectangular center table is raised by fine circul...

A beautiful and most elegant Italian mid 18th century Louis XV period giltwood and Brèche Violette marble center table. The rectangular table is raised by slender cabriole legs with ...

A wonderful and very useful Italian 18th century Louis XVI period walnut center/ dining table from the Tuscany region. The square table with two fitted extensions is raised by four s...

A lovely French 18th century Louis XVI period patinated center table with the original marble top. The table is raised by circular tapered fluted legs with foliate accents. The strai...

A most elegant Italian 18th century Louis XVI period Walnut center/dining table. The square table is raised by beautiful slender square tapered legs with fine mottled feet, top caps,...

Giltwood center table, Louis XVI period.

Italian Rococo style Sicilian (18th Century) large rectangular center table with a faux marble resting upon a white-painted & gilt carved base & apron supported on four cabriole legs.

Antique Italian Louis XVI neoclassical Giltwood marble top center table is literally artwork expressed as furniture! The shield shape that is evident when viewed from above emphasize...

18th Century Italian Marble Center Table. This stunning 18th century Italian marble table, center table or dining table has a Carrara marbl...

A fine French 19th-20th century Louis XVI style giltwood carved rectangular center table with marble top. The intricately giltwood carved frame with a pierced floral, acanthus and sc...

18th century, Italian Louis XV wood center table This elegant and refined center cabinet was made in Turin around the mid-18th century. Characteristic of the high Piedmontese cabinet making, for this piece of furniture, a veneer was chosen with the particular wood, applied on the piece of furniture with a sophisticated game of mirrors and patterns of the wood grain. The furniture has a shaped and wavy top, and the wooden essence creates a chromatic game called "a occhio di pernice" (partridge eye). On the front it consists of two drawers and a compartment protected by two doors. The opening system of the doors is sliding, very rare and difficult to achieve. The mouthpieces of the locks are in chiseled bronze and gold, as well as the tips of the four legs that are arched and graceful, typical of the Baroque. This cabinet is perfect for any room and can also be exposed in the center of a room thanks to its finish on all four sides. It is also suitable alongside modern and antique furniture.