Rombouts Antiques

This antique Spanish coffee table was crafted from solid chestnut and is a fine example of traditional provincial furniture. Its robust construction is softened by well-balanced prop...

This exceptional round oak table was crafted circa 1960 by Piet Rombouts, founder of the Dutch Atelier Rombouts for artisanal furniture making. From this workshop, antique furniture ...

A beautiful antique Spanish coffee table with a warm brown color, deep gloss and a richly aged patina. The table has a strong, sober and architectural appearance, typical of traditio...

This antique Spanish coffee table is made of solid chestnut wood and has a warm dark brown color, a deep sheen, and a rich, beautifully aged patina. The surface shows many authentic ...

This antique Spanish coffee table is made of solid chestnut wood and has a beautiful deep dark brown color with a rich, warm sheen. The wood shows a wonderfully aged patina with clea...

This antique French Louis XV mirror has an exceptionally elegant and slender appearance, with a refined vertical silhouette and a beautifully shaped double-curved crest. The soft, fl...

A particularly beautiful antique French Louis Philippe mirror, dating from the second half of the 19th century, with an old atelier stamp and date on the reverse. The mirror has the ...

An elegant antique French Louis Philippe mirror, dating from the second half of the 19th century, circa 1850–1870. The mirror features the softly rounded upper corners and restrained...

This elegant Louis Philippe mirror dates from the mid-19th century and originates from the border region of Northern France and Belgium, an area renowned for its fine mirror producti...

This elegant antique tilt-top table was crafted in England during the first half of the 19th century, most likely in the late Regency or early William IV period, around 1820–1840. Co...

This impressive teak coffee table was crafted on the island of Java, Indonesia, during the first half of the 20th century and originally formed part of the interior of a tobacco or cigar company. Tables of this type were commonly used in offices and reception areas of plantations and trading houses, where durability and refined appearance were equally important. Measuring an impressive approximately 76" wide by 39" deep (193 x 100 cm), this substantial table makes a striking centerpiece in both traditional and contemporary interiors. The design is distinguished by its beautifully paneled top, framed with mitered corners that lend the piece a sophisticated architectural character. Its rich dark brown finish accentuates the expressive grain patterns of the solid teak, showcasing the natural movement, growth rings, and subtle variations that make teak such a highly prized wood species. The front is fitted with three generously sized drawers, each retaining its original metal ring pull. These drawers provide practical storage while contributing to the table's balanced and symmetrical design. The subtly tapered legs lend an elegant touch and create a pleasing contrast to the table's substantial proportions. During restoration, the table was carefully sandblasted to remove accumulated finishes and impurities while preserving the character and texture of the wood. It was then professionally refinished in a deep custom-toned dark brown color and sealed with a durable satin-matte finish. This treatment enhances the warmth and depth of the teak while allowing the natural texture and authentic patina to remain clearly visible. What makes this table particularly desirable is the combination of its exceptional size, beautifully executed paneled top, and the presence of three functional drawers. The deep brown finish gives the piece a distinguished and almost architectural presence, while the clean lines and restrained design allow it to integrate effortlessly into a variety of interiors, from colonial and rustic settings to modern and minimalist spaces. A remarkably handsome and unusually large Indonesian...

This exceptional Spanish coffee table dates to approximately 1850 and is crafted entirely from solid chestnut wood. While many Spanish antiques from this period are characterized by ...