La Maison London Console Tables

An exceptional 18th-century French Louis XV giltwood wall console, hand-carved in richly detailed relief with exquisite Rococo motifs. This refined piece, created during the reign of...

French Louis XVI style Mahogany console topped with a white Carrara marble, decorated by a gilt brass openwork gallery and bronze elements. A wooden lower shelf between legs finished with golden bronze clogs. Perfect in an entryway, or to create a small whiskey bar...

This antique white painted French Louis XVI demilune console table combines refined neoclassical elegance with timeless charm, making it an ideal addition to both traditional and con...

Louis XVI Style painted and silver leafed marble top console table, late 20th century. With a pink marble top with molded front and side edges, a frieze with a central medallion and ...

Patinated wood, gold leaf and mirror three piece set of Venetian rococo console table and night stands. Italy, late 19th century. Console di...

Dimensions: 36.75 inches high x 56.25 inches wide x 25 inches deep. An extraordinary 19th century French Rococo carved giltwood console table, lavishly executed with dramatic sculptural carving, sweeping curves, and an impressive rouge marble top. Crafted during the last quarter of the 19th century, this exceptional console embodies the opulence, movement, and theatrical elegance associated with the finest French Rococo revival furnishings of the Belle Époque period. The table is crowned by a striking rouge marble top showcasing rich tones of deep red, terracotta, cream, and soft white veining throughout. The serpentine shaped marble beautifully complements the flowing Rococo silhouette beneath while adding luxurious visual contrast and timeless sophistication. The natural movement and coloration of the marble create remarkable depth and make the top a focal point in its own right. The heavily carved giltwood frame is of exceptional quality, displaying remarkable craftsmanship and sculptural artistry throughout. The frieze is richly adorned with scrolling acanthus leaves, shell motifs, floral carvings, and elaborate Rococo ornamentation executed with extraordinary depth and refinement. At the center sits a dramatic carved shell crest flanked by flowing asymmetrical scrollwork, a hallmark of the Rococo style. The boldly scrolled legs are lavishly carved with floral garlands, foliate motifs, and intricate detailing that continue throughout every visible surface of the piece. The architectural movement of the legs creates a wonderfully dynamic silhouette while maintaining elegance and balance. The shaped stretcher base is equally impressive, featuring additional carved floral ornamentation and a central urn form finial that reinforces the luxurious decorative presence of the table. The original gilt finish has developed a beautifully aged patina over time, with subtle distressing and warm tonal variation that add tremendous character and authenticity. This naturally worn surface enhances the old-world European charm and highlights the sculptural carving throughout the frame. French Rococo consoles...

Chinoiserie Decorated Demi Lune shape Console Table Black & gold in colour, Depicting : Figure, house , Trees & foliage Sitting on 3 Cabriole shaped legs Good Original Cond...

Louis XVI Style marble top console table. This 1940’s American piece is fully restored in a light bubble gum lacquer finish with ori...

Authentic Provincial French Console with wood inlaid top over one large drawer on carved cabriole legs having an interesting angle carved foot, and having a bow front case. The case ...

18th century style Italian rococo hand carved giltwood free standing table top size console / display shelf w/ original marbleized wood top in beautifully aged original color patina...

This is a unique Swedish Rococo Style Console Table, its been restored and repainted with Milk Paints "Oyster White"

The Ida console is entirely crafted in glossy black wood. Its minimalist and contemporary design evokes an architectural sculpture, where the softness of the curves contrasts beautif...