Art Deco Demilune Console in Macassar and Mahogany with Brass Fittings

Modern console with three part curved pedestal base crafted in Macassar, brass and black lacquer, finished off in a high gloss. Custom materials and finishes upon request including s...

Pair of French Art Deco wall mounted consoles with black lacquer frame in a gloss finish. The two front legs feature two square brass rel...

This ornate Italian Art Deco console features unique curved details throughout. The intricacy is echoed in the beautiful grain of the light European Walnut Burl and Rosewood accents ...

Early mid-century console with an espresso stained mahogany with beautiful fluted detailing along facade and sides. Four ribbed tapered legs support the delicate frame. The original ...

Modernist Art Deco Macassar ebony side table with circular bone inlay on surface. Black lacquer details on side of feet.

Tall Art Deco secretary in mahogany with dark stained border. Parchment door with gold leaf criss cross design opens to writing table with interior compartments. Three drawers with o...

This inlaid demilune / console features a radial top with satinwood crossbanding and ebony stringing. A central fan medallion of satinwood offers a fitting balance to the outside ban...

French Empire period demilune mahogany console, the frieze accented with classical gilt mounts, the central turned tapering column with gilt ...

Two-Tier Brushed Brass And Steel Demilune Console

A blush terrazzo slab appears to be floating on the wall while the eye catches a glimpse of the 5" diameter reflective glass tube legs. The Half Moon Demilun...

Italian Venetian Liberty console, demilune table, Eugenio Quarti designer attributable in hand carved solid mahogany, restored and wax-polished, circa 1900s. From Hungaria Palace Hotel -Lido di Venezia Measures cm: H 88, W 90, D 42 About Eugenio Quarti Eugenio Quarti, "prince of the cabinetmakers", was born in 1867 in Villa d'Almè, a small village in the province of Bergamo, from a family dedicated to wood crafts. Eugenio QuartiA 14 years old is sent by his father to Paris where he works as an apprentice in a cabinet-making workshop. At the end of the 80's dell'800 comes back to Italy and settles in Milan where he works, for a short period, with Carlo Bugatti. In the same year, he will then open his own workshop in via Donizetti. The first furniture that draws and produces are clearly derived from Bugatti. From 1894, the year in which he took part in the international exhibition in Antwerp and the international workers' exhibition in Milan, in 1898 Eugenio Quarti developed a personal IDEA of ??modernist furniture, thanks also to the spurs of Vittore Grubicy, finally freeing himself from the stylistic heritage bugattiani and finding new forms so as to define a totally personal style. In the same year he took part in the Turin exhibition presenting modernist furniture in predominantly dark wood decorated with "embedding" of metal, ivory, tortoise and mother of pearl...

Exquisite French Louis XVI-style flamed mahogany demi-lune console table. One dovetailed drawer with lovely bakelite and brass pulls. The elegant tapered ebonized legs have lovely ha...