English Louis XV Style Table by Town & Emanuel, London

a Louis XV style Second Empire (Napoleon III) small writing desk / table (lectern, stand, or podium) of fruitwood and kingwood, with an embossed gilt green leather slant-front writin...

Louis XV-style painted fauteuil with Scalamandré fabric upholstery, pattern La Perouse, multi on ivory (CL 0001 26148), featuring pineapples, pomegranates, and figs (exotic fruits), ...

Louis XV grey painted games / card table with black leather playing surface with embossed / tooled center decoration and border, four (4) small drawers, one (1) on each side for each...

A pair of Louis XV-style doré bronze sconces, mercury gilded, burnished, foliate form, three lights with a putto at the base of each sconce. 19th century, circa 1880, France. 30" H ...

a Louis XV-style carved and gilded X-shaped folding stool / curule seat with a plump red and gold Damask printed velvet cushion / pillow with elaborate passementarie embellishments i...

a circa 1750, Louis XV commode stamped IDUBOIS (several times) and JME (at least 5 times), the piece has a serpentine front with 2 drawers, herringbone inlays and a period marble t...

Louis XV style, 3 drawer tulipwood side table. Gilded bronze locks and sabots, 3 gilded bronze keys. Parcel gilt metal banding.

A Fine and Rare Louis XV Style Gilt-Bronze Mounted Marquetry Occasional Table. By Emmanuel Alfred (dit Alfred II) Beurdeley. Paris. France, Circa 1885. The top with marquetry of precious fruitwoods and rare timbers depicting a central cartouche of two monkeys standing in a classical landscape, dressed as men playing a drum and a tambourine. The surrounding marquetry composed of rocaille framed trellis parquetry panels with musical attributes. The shaped top surrounded by a three-quarter gilt-bronze gallery. The top slides back and the drawer opens to reveal a writing tray. The serpentine sides with cartouches with flower-filled marquetry. On cabriole legs headed by gilt-bronze rocaille clasps. Beautifully rendered by Beurdeley this ‘table Singeries’ is ennobled with the fullest frivolity of the rococo. The marquetry scene on the top derives from engravings published in Paris in the mid-eighteenth century entitled ‘Le Tambour de Basque’ and 'Le Tambourin’ by J. Guelard after designs by Christophe Huet (died 1759) from a series entitled ‘Singeries ou Différentes Actions de la Vie Humaine Representées par des Singes’. The present writing table is almost identical to an 18th century table in the James A. de Rothschild collection at Waddesdon Manor (inv. 3472) which was purchased by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild at the legendary auction of Prince Demidov’s Florentine Palazzo San Donato in 1880 (Lot 1554 — Très jolie table...

French Louis XV style mother-of-pearl inlaid marquetry round end table with brass trim and mounts, single drawer on cabriole legs. Dimensio...

Louis XV style carved walnut occasional table with three drawers, circa 1920.

A French Louis XV style mahogany and ormolu mounted occasional table, the brass bound shaped three-sided table top above a rosewood veneered frieze enclosed by foliate mounts, on thr...

Pair of Louis XV style end or side tables. Each has a long drawer opening from the side, with gilt bronze sabot feet, bronze detailing around the top and along the legs, and keyhole ...