Antique Reading Table

Early century farmhouse prototype gooseneck table reading lamp with rare neck flex design. Working order.

It could be used as its original purpose of reading or writing table or it could be used as a vanity with a mirror. 18th century bureau plats or writing tables were also called libra...

This original etching is hand signed in pencil by the artist “Henri Matisse” in the lower right margin. It is also hand numbered in pencil from the edition of 25, at the lower right...

The form of this small table is typical of a sutra reading desk with the end-turned end.

The generous 10 inch diameter shade can move and tilt... Its a perfect end table reading lamp. This lamp also has the rare original sky blue mirrored mercury glass insert.

This intimate portrait depicts an elderly gentleman seated at a wooden table, absorbed in reading his morning paper. The artist employs warm, earthy tones and soft brushwork to creat...

Documented models include rafraîchissoirs, guéridons, music stands, reading tables, jardinières, “serviteurs muets” or “servantes,” and other small service tables.

The piece depicts a a woman in a white dress and hat seated at a table reading a newspaper. The is a glass of red wine and a green bottle on the table in front of her.

Measuring approximately 3'6" × 4'9" (107 cm × 145 cm), it’s the perfect size to add a splash of character beneath a coffee table, in a reading nook, or as a striking accent in an ent...

One scene depicts five boys seated cross-legged or kneeling around a low rectangular table, engaged in reading or studying a scroll. The second scene shows five boys playing under tr...

Draughtsmen, architects and amateur artists required suitable, specialist tables for drawing, reading and writing. This example has a drawer that swings out from the side for drawing...

Here, an elderly women is pictured at her kitchen table, reading today's paper in the morning light.

A highly detailed interior scene with furnishings and monkeys around a table, smoking, reading the newspaper and playing billiards.

The artwork represents different figures, a seated reading woman with a table in front of her, skillfully depicted, through quick strokes and two heads above of the sheet, created t...

The sign at the upper left reads “Turpitude the Great Hair Raiser”; at the right one of the waiting customers is reading Puck, and on the table is a copy of The Masses (the early 20t...