Antique Typing Table

The three legs are joined by a mahogany stretcher. This type of side table—its form, styling, and particularly its double-column legs—follows Adam Weisweiler.

This type of table is also associated to Edward Holmes Baldock (whom we have attributed this table to) who was a fashionable London art dealer, furniture maker and restorer of Hanway...

These items are commonly referred to now as having been made for the Chinese Export market and the most prolifically found of these items tend to be coffee tables, opium tables, nest...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this very rare and highly collectable, Antique Circa 1900-1920 French Louis XVI style full length trifold dr...

This is a best quality example of this type of table, showing exquisite workmanship. A true gem. 20.25 inches high, 14.5 inches wide and deep

I have variations of these types of tables listed under my other items. These pieces come in varying sizes, this would be classed as a very large side table or a small occasional tab...

The moulded top surmounted with a gorgeous curve shaped three quarter gallery raised over frieze with single centred long drawer flanked with two sets of two short drawers, all inlai...

Beneath, a straightforward trestle structure with angled supports and a central stretcher provides stability. Tables of this type were made by local craftsmen for everyday use in fa...

19th Century Inlaid Table in the Boulle Type We present you a table from the second half of the 19th century in the Boulle type, covered with an elaborate brass inlay that refers to...

This is made in a trestle model which is the oldest type of table, dating back to the medieval ages.

The twisted twigs or vines are much more interictally intertwined than most table of this type I have seen. There is a crack through the table top, a burn or water damage in the ce...

A Japanese Kamakura Bori carved side table, retailed by Liberty & Co. Circa 1900. These type of tables were commissioned by Liberty & Co and hand-carved by fishermen in Japan.

Details Type: Tripod Table / Side Table Period: 19th Century Origin: Italy Materials: Walnut Condition: Good antique condition

There are historic repairs and strengthening to the base—common and expected in pieces of this type and age—but the table is now stable and ready for use.

It seats 4 and has an extending mechanism underneath but no extra leaves so there is a visible join across the centre of teh table. As with all natural wood dining tables of the typ...

Period and original Adam style painted work or sewing table -- Neoclassical -- Hogarth type painting on top lid and a narrative work on the inside -- Amazing condition of paint...

This original type of table was formerly used as a changing table for newborns or for support of the basin with jug (toilet or vanity) Measures cm: H 80, W 97, D 60.

Original condition and original paint with genuine distress. The table top has some marks of use. This is the simplest type of table, a table top on two wood trestles.

Peculiar and elegant French console table; the upper top, with a beautifully shaped form, has been originally painted in such a way as to obtain a stone effect; under the top, we fin...

Discovered in a villa in Turin, Italy, this beautiful table features two types of marble, which were hand-carved in the 1800’s.

These types of side tables turn up in the American Heartland and were pieces that were specifically made for ‘pioneers’ settling the ‘Western Frontiers’.

In 1785, he sold this to his local manager Johann Gottlieb Frost, who set up his own production in Paris and, after initially working entirely in the style of Roentgen, adapted his p...

Unique Victorian table top (cheval type) swivel mirror, that would have been on top of a dresser and used by a lady as a vanity mirror to tend to her "make up" and hair; or by a gent...

At 6.9 in. (17.5 cm) high, the shade alone is unusually large for this type of table lamp, giving the piece a distinctive presence and making it especially desirable among collectors...

This is pretty much the best looking side table of this type I have ever seen, it has a wonderfully carved pedestal base, the table top is curved and serpentine with a full sized sin...

Chippendale revival pieces are just about as close, as the normal, well to do, can hope to be to the original pieces by the great man, a period Chippendale table of this type would r...

Origin: France Period: 1840s Style: French Ecclesiastical / Empire Revival Type: Altar / Chancel Table Lamp Materials: Bronze, Bronzed Brass, Hand-Moulded Glass Pattern: Foliate / Re...

The Philippines was a Spanish colony from 1565-1898 and therefore the table is in European style. These types of tables were typically done for monasteries and Spanish related famili...

Origin: United Kingdom Period: Circa 1875 Style: Victorian / Classical Revival / Art Nouveau Influence Type: Figural Table / Sculpture Lamp Subject: The Three Graces Materials: Cast ...

Deep rich colour and ready for everyday use, probably one of the largest examples of this type of table you will find. Knee height: 28" Depth closed: 27 3/4"

Origin: France Period: Circa 1940 Style: Art Deco Type: Figural Table Lamp Materials: Gilt Bronze, Brass, Veined Marble, Bakelite Colour: Grey / Gilt Bronze Number of Lights: 1 Bulb ...

The oak has been carefully cleaned and hand-polished to preserve its authentic character while ensuring long-term stability. Tables of this type, with original turned legs and harmo...

Maker: Léopold Oudry Origin: France Period: Second half of the 19th century, circa 1870 Style: Napoleon III / French Decorative Arts Type: Figural Urn Table Lamp Materials: Bronze, F...

The sturdy construction and simple turning are typical of English late 17th century country furniture. Tables of this type were widely used in the late 17th century as practical dini...

The gently worn surface, visible grain, and rich patina reflect decades—if not centuries—of use, enhancing both the authenticity and character of the piece. Ideal as a dining table,...

In the Georgian period tables of this type were designed for formal dining and entertaining on a grand scale, often used in large country houses where flexibility was essential.

Artist / Maker: Louis Valentin Elias Robert Origin: France Date: Circa 1859 Style: 19th-Century French / Early Art Nouveau Influence Type: Figural Sculpture Table Lamp Materials: Bro...

Origin: France Period: Mid-19th Century, circa 1850 Style: Victorian / Rococo Revival Type: Parlor Table Lamp Materials: Bronze Finish: Naturally Aged Bronze Shade: Dome Bulb Fitting...

Origin: France Period: 1930s Style: Art Deco Type: Figural Table Lamp Materials: Bronze, Veined Marble, Opaline Glass, Bakelite Finish: Naturally Patinated Bronze Number of Lights: 1...

A particularly decorative example of 1930s figural lighting, equally suited to an Art Deco interior, dressing table, console, desk or collector's display. Origin: Italy Period: Circ...

Origin: United Kingdom Period: Circa 1910 Style: Edwardian / Arts & Crafts Type: Twin-Arm Table Lamp Materials: Bronze, Hand-Moulded Opalescent Glass, Bakelite Finish: Antique Br...

Origin: France Period: 1930s Style: Art Deco Type: Figural Table Lamp Materials: Bronze, Brass, Marble, Black Glass, Moulded Glass, Bakelite Finish: Antique Gilt / Patinated Bronze N...

Made by hand in solid pine in northern Sweden. This type of table dates back to the Middle Ages and has lived on for centuries.

This particular type of table was invented by 16th century Spanish cabinetmakers.

Maker/Artist: Louis Moreau Model/Subject: La Fortune Origin: France Style: Art Nouveau / Belle Époque Type: Four-Light Table Lamp Materials: Bronze, Brass, Wood, Hand-Moulded Opaline...

Pair of adjustable chrome bedside/table lamps, model type 3530 by Napako. Functionalist Bauhaus-inspired design with tilting clam-shell shades, curved arms, and round bases.

Maker: Banksway Origin: United Kingdom Period: Circa 1930 Style: Art Deco Type: Figural Table / Accent Lamp Materials: Chrome-Plated Metal, Hand-Moulded Art Glass, Bakelite Finish: M...

As with all natural wood dining tables of the type the veneer on the leaves is straight grain rather than quilted and the color has sun faded slightly with age.

Victorian Mahogany Drop Leaf Cottage Diner, This type of table is often known as cottage diner because it is space saving with the leaves down and opens to a large dining table whe...

Wegner — Manufacturer: Andreas Tuck — Material: Teak and oak — Type: Dining table with extensions — Extension leaves: 2 pcs. of 50 cm each — Documentation: Marked Andr.

Origin: France Period: Circa 1930 Style: Art Deco Type: Figural Table / Sculpture Lamp Subject: Female Dancer Materials: Patinated Spelter, Veined Marble, Hand-Moulded Art Glass, Bak...

Maker: Palmer & Co., London Origin: Great Britain Period: William IV, circa 1830s Style: William IV / Late Regency Type: Converted Candle Lamp / Table Lamp Materials: Cast & Embossed...

The ending of the supports is at the foot of the ciabatta and are joined together by a shaped cross. This type of table was born during the Cinquecento in Tuscany, and then expanded ...

The slightly splayed peg legs were a traditional element in this type of table. Note the scratches, nicks, gouges, small holes and even dried old wormholes that all combine to build ...

Provenance and Style This type of pedestal table, often referred to as a guéridon, was popular in mid to late 19th-century Italy, prized for its elegant form and sophisticated marque...

Blonde mahogany cottage draw leaf table This is an unusual size piece, the square table has a pull out leaf at each end, so in addition to being used for 4 it can also be used as ...

These chrome table lamps (type 1195) in the Bauhaus style were manufactured by Napako in the 1940s in the Czech Republic.

These items are commonly referred to now as having been made for the Chinese Export market and the most prolifically found of these items tend to be coffee tables, opium tables, nest...

Dimensions are of the largest table. Mahogany Type: 'Santos Mahogany'

These items are commonly referred to now as having been made for the Chinese Export market and the most prolifically found of these items tend to be coffee tables, opium tables, nest...