French 19th Century Fruitwood Side Table with Hand Carved Apron and Bulbous Legs

A French walnut side table from the late 18th century, with lateral drawer, carved apron and curving legs. Created in France during the last decade of the 18th century, this walnut s...

A Swedish gray painted table from the 19th century with circular top, carved beads, cabriole legs and X-Form stretcher. This 19th-century Swedish gray painted table exudes timeless charm and craftsmanship. Its circular top, adorned with delicately carved beads beneath the edge, adds an elegant touch to its design. The gray paint finish, a classic antique gray on the cooler side, enhances its vintage appeal. The cabriole legs are a work of art in themselves, featuring delicate carvings of foliage in the upper section. They lend an air of sophistication and grace to the table. Connecting the legs is an X-Form stretcher, simple yet effective in stabilizing the piece and contributing to its overall aesthetic. This Swedish table serves as a versatile and stylish addition to any home. Placed in a breakfast area, it provides an intimate setting for morning gatherings with family and friends, its circular design encouraging conversation. Alternatively, it can be used in a foyer or hallway, where its classic beauty can be admired as soon as you enter the space. Pair it with antique chairs or contemporary seating...

A French Louis XIII style walnut side table from the 19th century, with single drawer, bronze hardware, turned legs and H-Form cross stretcher. Created in France during the 19th century, this walnut table showcases the stylistic characteristics of the Louis XIII era. The table features a rectangular planked top sitting above an apron concealing a single drawer. Grooved on the sides for the runner, this single drawer is fitted with bronze hardware. The ensemble is raised on four elegant turned legs with square block joints and turnip feet, connected to one another through an H-Form cross stretcher of similar turned style...

A French walnut and acacia wood sofa table with four drawers, turned legs and cross stretcher from the late 18th century. Born in the later years of King Louis XVI's reign, this Fren...

An Italian Rococo style walnut and oak table from the early 19th century, with serpentine top, carved apron, cabriole legs and petite casters. Created in Italy during the early years...

A Swedish side table from the 19th century with light gray painted finish and carved trestle base. Unveil the understated elegance of this 19th-century Swedish side table, a genuine antique treasure that whispers tales of yore. Coated in a serene light...

Side table of chestnut with carved lyre base and carved ebonized details in the legs, Spanish, 19th century.

Having a rectangular top with bookmatched solid walnut boards above a case housing one-drawer, raised on square tapering legs. Measures: Height to the drawer 26.77in.

Fine mahogany side table with round top resting on tripod hand carved leg. Very good condition with no restorations. France, circa 1860.

A French two-drawer fruitwood server with peg construction and tapered legs from the late 19th century. This French wooden console table fe...

A tilt top papier mâché occasional table. Black with hand painted floral, gilt and mother of Pearl decoration. Good quality and form, possibly by Jenners & Bettridge of Belgravia, L...

19th century Spanish side table with hand carved lyre leg and iron stretcher. Exquiste antique hand carved lyre-leg walnut wood Fratino trestle table with iron stretchers in Baroque style. Spain, 1880s. This gorgeous Fratino table features a rectangular top with beautifully carved foliate details over a trestle base. Two turned lyre-shaped legs are connected one to another with wrought iron stretchers. It has a nice color and aged patina. Recently restored Interesting to be used as side table, desk table or console table. Elegant to be placed behind a sofa or between two armchairs as it can be seen by all sides. This Baroque Spanish table...