French Turned Legs Dining Table

Antique French black painted super versatile and beautiful Louis XVI console or sofa table that

celebrated by the French as one of the greatest ébénistes of meubles de style at the turn of the century. He

, the design features turned legs, carved detailing, and a circular stretcher that evokes traditional

frieze, rosettes, fluted legs and X-Form cross stretcher. Created in Sweden at the Turn of the Century

fulcrum of the design is the stepped top clad in pink briar, resting on slender cylindrical legs, which in

hand-turned legs or a bowl with similar grain. Play with Light: Use a warm-toned bulb and a soft

top over a turned birch column that rests on a tripod pedestal base with cabriole legs ending in a

English 18th Century or earlier solid oak gateleg table with striking color and turned legs to

. Mahogany. Faux bamboo turned legs. Leaf & floret carved undulating top. Gate legs to support the drop leaf

turn rests upon two tapering toupie feet of square section. The table is clearly based on a pair that

This Italian giltwood console is from the late 1600’s to the turn of the 18th century. It has a

Decorate a living room or dining room with this charming antique serving cart, crafted in France

drawer, turned legs and cavetto molding. Born in the third quarter of the 19th century at the end of the

turn framed with a border of intertwining foliates. Both table tops sit above an egg and dart frieze

with shelf on a case with three drawers having brass hardware on classic turned legs. French polished

centre-pedestal with turned column resting on reeded knees with splayed legs, and terminating in bronze

One of a kind turned wood stool in yellow patina with straw esparto grass woven seat, France, 1930s

simple scrolls, matching the turned and carved legs. An H-shaped stretcher adds strength and gives a nod

Table lamp model 1819 designed by Josef Frank. Early version made from 1934-1940s. Nickel plated

Painted Marble Top Console Louis XVI Style with one drawer. Tapered and fluted legs below on a

all sides this table could also serve as a country French dining table.

French Table, Louis-Philippe period, fitted with a Drop-leaf System. The top without shutters is

to be obtained during times of peace with France or through more nefarious means! A versatile table

An elegant pedestal table featuring a refined circular marble top resting on a beautifully

to its already beautiful design. The table is finished with a Van Dyke brown French polish, giving it

turned and reeded legs with carved grooves resting on turned feet. Lower shelf with canted corners

turned ivory knobs on fluted tapering legs and elongated toupie feet with original brass castors. Open

carved and turned legs in classic “barley twist” profile which terminate at the top shelf in turned

Antique ormolu and mounted mahogany stand with onyx top French, Late 19th Century Height 89cm

a hoof foot. The legs sit on a triangular giltwood base, which in turn is set atop a triangular

apron houses a single, wide drawer that opens easily with a turned wooden pull. This versatile table

Maison Jansen Monumental Concave steel and bronze console / sideboard table. This stunning one of a

turned legs. French polished in the traditional old world manner. KH- H: 33 W: 40

François Linke – Variant to Index no. 146 The beautiful alabaster fiorito top above the table decorated to

shell motifs at the very back. The sinuous, two out-turned S-Scroll legs begin from two large acanthus

Rustic Wood and Natural Fiber Stool or Accent Table, Audoux-Minet Style, France, 1950s A well

This rather unique tea trolley or bar cart with a wicker basket probably hails from France in the

Antique French butcher’s block table, handcrafted in solid beechwood and retaining its rich

Exceptional French butcher’s block table with rare Paris maker's label, handcrafted from solid

This listing is for the antique French garden table only. We have added 2 photographs of the table

A late 19th-century French Louis XIII style writing table, sourced in Provence. Crafted in solid

A whimsical faux bois concrete garden table by Emile Taugourdeau (French, 1917-1989). This

robust legs with dramatic bobbin-turned detailing, creating a rhythm of geometric form and primitive

This 18th-century French turned oak stool is a magnificent example of timeless elegance and

woven in rush, its warm natural tone contrasting with the dark patina of the turned legs and stretchers

Whimsical turned wood tripod legs Lovely grain detail Minor splitting to wood seat but structurally sound

the turned legs. The rectangular top is formed with two planks, studded at each corner with forged

French half moon tripod stool France, midcentury Can be used as a stool or side table Half moon

wood planks, secured with visible pegged joints that highlight its hand-crafted origins. Turned legs

, and rear legs are turned and sabre at their feet. There is a wood stretcher bar connecting the front

has a wooden structure with turned legs and an aged patina in soft blue. The seat is made with hand

long, turned and tapering sycamore legs with gilt collars and toupie feet mounts in gilt bronze

. Their sculptural, turned legs and gently curved arms reference brutalist form while retaining the warmth

This pair of forged iron candleholders was produced in France in the early 1900’s. The two holders

for placement around a dining table, in a salon, or as accent seating in a formal interior. A coherent

legs joined by an eye-catching carved X-form stretcher centered with a decorative turned finial, a

illustrator at French publishing houses such as Calmann-Lévy and a weekly satirical magazine called L’Assiette