Console Ebonized Walnut Dutch 22-Karat Gold Leaf Metal Frame Paul Ferrante

This 18th century walnut table from southern China was carved to mimic round stalks of bamboo, with carefully articulated growth rings. Bamboo was a favored motif in late-Qing furniture, as it expressed humility for earlier construction methods and upheld Taoist values of naturalism. The stretchers are ingeniously designed with mortise and tenon joinery to meet the legs in such a way as to appear as to wrap around like a strip of bamboo. This console is an elegant and quietly ornate table...

Chinese wine or console table with a pierced and carved front apron.

Marble console table, from the Empire period, and following the Empire style. The shape of the legs make this console table very original; Its originality comes from the shape of the...

*Collection not sold in France, exclusive to Mobilier de France.* The Piana collection is one of Cacio's bestsellers, with Scandinavian inspiration, this line is available in severa...

A late 19th century highly carved teak console table. Very ornate carving of pineapples, vines, phoenix, and jungle village scenes.

This exquisite 19th-century wine table was crafted of walnut sourced from the forests of China’s Hebei province. The table charms with round legs, gently c...