John Carter Tables

Regency Mahogany reading table. circa 1800. This rather interesting table stands upon tapered legs with brass castors. The table features faux drawers to the front and has a rise and...

American Victorian natural wicker parlor table with round oak top & shelf and scroll & rope design trim (HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD)

Rectangular tray with trailing flower decoration. The faux bamboo reproduction base with X form stretcher.

Antique Victorian quality mahogany dressing table mirror having a quality oval shaped mahogany framed adjustable swing mirror supported by two shaped carved mahogany supports raised ...

Victorian mahogany reading table This table stands upon a platform base with upturned feet and castors Circa 1870 The column being of a faceted form with a turned socle The top of th...

An original 19th century mahogany Carter’s Patent revolving bed or reading table dating to c.1890. Of super quality & design this versatile table was intended to be used under a bed ...

A stunning Victorian jardinière occasional table / pedestal crafted of a metal base - brass - with a black marble top inlay. Circa fin de siècle late 1800s, or perhaps début de siècl...

The rectangular black marble and pietra dura top is set above a walnut base naturalistically carved with C-scrolls, lilies and foliage on a central lily support with outswept dolphin feet. At the back are two cabriole legs headed by shells and equally ornate carving. The inlaid decoration comprises a central sunburst within a patchwork border of specimen marbles and fossils including: Madrepore, Petworth, Portoro, Brocatelle, Sicilian Jasper and ‘Duke’s Red’. The top of the base is stamped ‘Artist R. Tudsbury Edwinstow. nOTsh.’ circa 1840. Measures: Height 33in, 84cm Width 60in; 152.5 cm Depth 361/2in, 92.5 cm Provenance: Oberton Hall: “The Grecian-black marble top, with its ribbon-banded tablet and polychromed pietre dure compartment is a masterpiece of the Derbyshire Black Marble Works at Ashford and Old Royal Museum, Matlock. It was probably designed by William Adam (d.1873) who succeeded to the Works in 1831. A trade sheet illustration of the Museum featured a related table, where the Museum was noted as being ‘under the Especial Patronage of his Grace [Charles Cavendish, 6th] Duke of Devonshire/Minerals and Shells/Inlaid Tables/Mawe’s Original Royal Museum, Matlock-Bath. The finest Spar, and elegantly engraved Black Marble Ornaments, Chimneypieces etc, London Jewellery’.” Please see page 60 for further information on Ashford Marble...

A beautiful high quality Victorian walnut Sutherland table. The inlaid crossbanded top with molded sides and a pair of fall leaves. The table has a set of four bobbin-turned gate l...

An ovoid form tray with two curved handles and a scalloped gallery rim on a felt lined oval Stand to create a low table. The center with musical trophies marquetry.

Antique Victorian quality rosewood tea table, having a quality rosewood serpentine shaped fold over top with a moulded edge opening to reveal a polished inside, supported by a turned...

Interesting mechanical folding chair/table from the Victorian period. The chair backrest folds down to become a table surface, this style known as patent, or proto furniture was popu...