Swedish Lamp Table

1950s French brass and glass lamp table with a shaped stretcher, 1950. Referece: 5602 Dimensions 18 inches (46 cms) wide 18 inches (46 cms) deep 16 inches (41 cms) high.      

Single 20th century French brass and glass lamp table with a slatted under tier. 1950. Dimensions: 22 inches (56 cms) wide 18 inches (46 cms) deep 16 inches (41 cms) high.  

Single 20th century French brass and glass lamp table with a glass under tier, 1950. Dimensions 24 inches (61 cms) wide 18 inches (46 cms) deep 16 inches (41 cms) high.   

Small 19th century Swedish lamp table, 1890. Dimensions: 28.5 inches (72 cms) wide 13.5 inches (34 cms) deep 29.5 inches (75 cms) high.

Huge pair of 18th century carved wood capitals with original paint finish. These would make fabulous console or bedside tables, 1780. (The buffet underneath for size comparison is...

19th century Primitive Swedish lamp table, 1840. Dimensions: 29.5 inches (75 cms) high 26.5 inches (67 cms) diameter.

This elegant Gustavian writing table was made in the late 18th century out of kingwood and tulipwood with solid mahogany curved legs ending in hove feet. The apron is scalloped and h...

A blue-grey, antique Swedish Gustavian single center, kitchen table made of hand crafted painted Pinewood, in good condition. The Scandinavian side table is composed with one drawer,...

This pair of Swedish style single drawer with cabinet below Swedish blue nightstand or bedside tables have been constructed from solid wood. Classic d...

A charming pair of 20th Century Swedish nightstands or night tables in mahogany wood with green serpentine marble tops. These Gustavian brass gallery oval tables with fluted Louis XV...

An adjustable pine end table, designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1900.

A gold, antique Swedish Gustavian freestanding console table made of hand crafted gilded, painted Pinewood in the Egyptian style with a crystal red porphyry top, designed and produced most likely by Jonas Frisk in good condition. The edges, borders of the tall Scandinavian side table are enhanced by detailed wood carvings, supported by four round, straight golden wooden legs particularized with Egyptian figures. The end table is standing on a gilded, painted base. Minor fading due to age. Wear consistent with age and use. circa 1810 - 1830, Sweden, Scandinavia, Scandinavia. Jonas Frist was a Swedish artist and designer, born in 1787, in Stockholm, Sweden and passed away in 1849. In 1805, Frist received the rights to design and produce mirrors and console tables by the Kommerskollegium. From 1810 - 1814, his studio was located on the street Storkyrkobrinken and from 1814 - 1824, he moved to the public square Riddarhustorget, in Gamla stan, in Stockholm. Frist's personal history remains lost in history. Kommerskollegium (The National Board of Trade...