Regency Gothic Pollard Oak Tea Table

A FINE NEOCLASSICAL OAK SIDE TABLE, LOW COUNTRIES OR ALSACE, CIRCA 1790. With brocatelle marble top. The frieze fitted with a long drawer.

A FINE REGENCY MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE ATTRIBUTED TO GILLOWS, CIRCA 1820. With original blind-tooled coral-red Morocco leather top, the frieze with three mahogany-lined drawers to ei...

A FINE REGENCY AMBOYNA AND OAK TILT-TOP CENTRE TABLE, Circa 1825.

A fine pair of early Victorian Elizabethan-revival oak side tables, circa 1840. Measures: 37.5in. (95cm) high; 74.5in. (189cm) wide; 24.25in. ...

A fantastic little oak table, made in France circa 1780. The single-plank top is wonderfully patinated, aged to a dark-roasted coffee hue and touched with the memories of all who hav...

English Regency pollard oak centre table with oak crossbanding. Table features large beaded edge over apron with smaller beaded edge. Concave, four-sided column resting upon concave,...

This stunning 18th-century Baroque table, crafted in Flanders around 1750, is a true masterpiece of antique furniture. Made from solid oak, it features exceptional hand-carved detail...

A Fine Mid-18th Century French Louis XV Period Oak Side or Occasional Table with Panelled and Moulded Detailing. This charming table dates to the middle of the 18th century and is of excellent colour. The three plank top features a simple edge moulding and the frieze of the piece also features a moulded edge of a much more complex pattern, combined with a shaped apron. The table has a single drawer at both ends with the original handles and stands on finely shaped cabriole legs with restrained hoof form feet. The combination of a relatively simple overall form and rococo detailing works very well indeed and the table is a charming and interesting piece of provincial French furniture...