Antique Table Makers

He showed at the international exhibitions of the period, and the type was widely imitated by other Parisian makers. The present table follows his models without bearing his stamp.

Note please the fine brass casters and sabots and the brass mechanical slide for the raising of the table's top. Metamorphic tables are especially interesting as they served many fun...

Delightfully presented, these small serving dishes offer a refined way to present condiments at the dinner table. Crafted in quality silver plate with a reflective, lightly time-wor...

They often used a registered trademark (such as No. 186211) and placed an ivorine or metal maker's label on the underside of the table frame.

They often used a registered trademark (such as No. 186211) and placed an ivorine or metal maker's label on the underside of the table frame.

Stunning French 19th century jewellery maker's table with lovely layers of time worn patina.

Elegant Victorian Single Drawer Mahogany Small Writing Table by Renowned London Furniture Makers Johnstone and Jeanes of New Bond Street, London W1 Makers mark stamped inside The ca...

William Seuffert also began working to his highest level during his late teens into the late 1870s, and the business label changed in 1882 to Anton Seuffert and Sons, placing the lik...

Whether placed in a farmhouse or a modern loft with eclectic decor, it anchors the space with its organic textures and timeless form. The maker of this table clearly focused on the ...

Exhibition quality antique Victorian French kingwood marquetry inlaid ormolu mounted card/side table by French cabinet maker Henry Dasson having an outstanding quality kingwood marqu...

A very rare pair of 19th century William IV mahogany card tables attributed to Dublin maker Williams & Gibton.

This set of five graduated stacking tables show no maker's marks, but are presumed to have originated from India and dating to approximately 1920 and done in an Anglo-Indian style.

A fine elegant antique English Georgian Regency period flame mahogany drop-leaf Pembroke table, with ebony inlay circa 1810. This antique drop leaf pedestal table is made of the fin...

A stylish, large, looping table clock from Swiss maker, Mersmann. The rectangular time piece reading "8 Days" and "Swiss", at the bottom center of the Roman numeral, hour designations.

In place of the gilt-bronze bamboo of the 1791 table, its maker used polished steel, setting the grey of the columns against the gilt bronze and mahogany.

New, professionally applied white finish with brass trim. Unknown maker. Two tables in this finish and style available at the time of this posting.

A magnificent and exceptionally rare Charles II English eight-day spring-driven table clock by the renowned maker Henry Jones, dating to circa 1675-1680.

The Rare and Important 17th Century Spring Driven Table Clock by the Celebrated Maker, Henry Jones.

Desk top / writing height 78 cm. The table has an original makers plate inside one drawers.

Technique: Colour-printed geological map, linen-backed; letterpress volume with plates and folding tables. Maker: Sir Tannatt William Edgeworth David, Sydney, 1931–1932.

The hallmarks struck to the surface of this impressive antique table bell include: Maker's mark: n (Ludwig Neresheimer & Co.

The construction and design reflect the quality craftsmanship associated with Kittinger, a renowned American furniture maker. This table is an excellent example of early 20th-century...

The hallmarks struck to the reverse of this antique silver table bell include Maker's mark: GI (Georg Jensen) Country mark: Denmark Silver quality/purity mark: Sterling (925/1000)...

'Library Table' From George Hepplewhite's 'Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Guide', published by I. and J.

Mahogany 2 drawer writing table. Circa 1870 This writing table comes with the makers mark of Holland and Sons The writing table is raised upon ring turned legs with original brass ca...

'Bidet Shaving Table and Night Table' From George Hepplewhite's 'Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Guide', published by I. and J.

Exceptional French butcher’s block table with rare Paris maker's label, handcrafted from solid beech wood and resting on beautifully carved legs with turned and fluted details.

This round antique occasional table shows no maker's markings, but is presumed to have originated from China and dates to approximately 1890 and done in a period Chinese Export style.

This is a 19th century Swiss cylinder carved music box on a table by Mermod Freres. The maker’s mark is in a silver color shield shaped metal at the right side in front of the cylind...

Crafted in solid silver during the reign of George V, the piece represents an elegant example of early 20th-century British table silver. The listing confirms the maker, Sheffield 19...

Made in solid silver during the reign of George V, the piece represents an elegant example of interwar British table silver. The original listing confirms the maker, solid-silver con...

A refined and historically significant piece of Georgian silver, equally suited to a collection of 18th-century decorative arts or displayed independently on a dining table, sideboar...

Dimensions Table fork 20.1cm/7.9" Table spoon 21.7cm/8.5" Dessert fork 17.1cm/6.7" Dessert spoon 17.1cm/6.7" Weight 65.3 troy ounces/2031g Maker: Various Makers Date: 178...

A refined and highly usable example of more than two centuries old British silver craftsmanship, equally suitable for a serious silver collection or elegant contemporary table servic...

More than a century after its creation, the piece remains equally suitable for practical use or as a decorative centrepiece on a dining table, console or sideboard. Maker: Walker &...

Its substantial age, precious-metal construction and documented Georgian provenance make it a particularly desirable example of pre-1800 English table silver. Maker: Thomas Wallis ...

This is the extremely rare Benham and Froud (London) Hand Chased Brass Double-Sided Helmut-Shaped Coal Hod with rare impressed registration lozenge (diamond) indicating a registratio...

They make impressive display pieces in their own right and could also be used for flowers or as elaborate table centrepieces. Maker: Attributed to Moser Origin: Bohemia Material: H...

A centrepiece piece for a dresser, a drinks table, or a collector's shelf. Maker: Mason's Patent Ironstone China Pattern: Japan Basket Era: c.1815–1845 Dimensions: 9 inches height, ...

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine and impressive silver canteen for 12 persons. Dimensions Table fork 20.1cm/7.91' Dessert fork 16.9cm...

A charming and increasingly unusual piece of French folk furniture, equally suited to a collection of Breton decorative arts or displayed as a sculptural object on a console, chest, ...

Weight 78 troy ounces/2425g (excluding table and dessert knives). Maker: William Eaton Date: 1843 Origin: London, England Video: A video of this fine piece is available upon...

Each also has a maker's mark on the underside. Wonderful aged patina.

Le Gaigneur is also believed to have supplied inlay work to other markers which may explain the presence of the same design as on the friezes of our cabinets on a console table attri...

A great piece for a vanity, dresser, desk, nightstand table, etc. With makers' mark on bottom as shown in last two images.

Flow Blue ceramics were widely produced in Staffordshire in the 1800s and prized in Victorian parlors, making this plate a conversation-worthy addition to interiors that appreciate h...

Dish, in the Buccellati style, is oval with repoussé floral design around edge, center is engraved, "1881 AJK 1906", a beautiful piece to hold jewelry or other small items on a vanit...

The sevres porcelain factory produced some of the most beautiful and prized porcelain of all times, The author presents an historical overview plus a table of makers marks and mono...

French Louis XVI Style Crested Gilt-Silver Assembled Flat Table Service in a Louis XV Style Ormolu Mounted Kingwood Fitted Vitrine cabinet.