Early 20th Century Round Oak Table with Cabriole Legs

Late 19th Century French Provencial Walnut Table with Drawer This is a charming antique walnut farmhouse table, dating back to the Late 19th century. Rectangular top sits atop four ...

18th Century French Provincial Cherrywood & Oak Dining Table A lovely worn patina French farm table. Center boards in oak, frame in cherrywood. 18th Century. Undulating apron, cabrio...

Late 19th Century Occasional or Console Table. Turned pedestal base.

19th century Dutch Ceylonese specimen table, circa 1890. Handmade in the Dutch style with a Ceylonese twist on the base in Sri Lanka. Various woods include: Nadoun, satinwood, mahoga...

A Brazilian carved and painted peroba wood center table from the 19th century. This antique table from Brazil has a round-shaped top, over a plainly rounde...

Spanish round table in wood in the original colour with turned legs.

French oak table made in the mid-19th century. Former extension table that has been transformed into a fixed table. Good antique condition with nice patina and marks of use. Deliver...

Italian circa 1880s round extendable table, Baroque Renaissance style, in very solid walnut, wax polished. Bassano handicraft production. Thickness of the top 6 cm. All connections with grafts and wood nails. Solid massive table weighing over 90 kg Measures cm: Height 80, diameter 130 add 42 About Bassano del Grappa: Bassano del Grappa is known for the three great traditions that have made it famous: ceramics, whose productions, linked to the prestigious Antonibon family, are admirable in the Museum of ceramics at Palazzo Sturm; the typography developed between 1600 and 1800 by the Remondini family, an illustrious family of publishers and engravers of the most important Italian printing industry and the cabinet makers who produced furniture for the nearby Venice from the 16th century. The architectural context of Bassano del Grappa is a dive into art: the streets of the center are adorned by the works of authors such as Palladio, Canova, Jacopo Da Ponte...