Italian Late Neoclassic Walnut and Ebonized Four-Drawer Center Table

Having a circular hand painted scagliola top resting atop a circular frame, the thick walnut veneer of a pronounced grain, the ebonized columnar standard with carved giltwood rings r...

having a circular top with an apron housing two drawers raised on a turned columnar standard atop a tripartite base issuing three shaped legs

Biedermeier inspired in its simplicity while having beautiful burl grains, the oval top above a conforming case housing one drawer, the corners of the oval with inlaid rosettes, rais...

This thoughtfully crafted table has a rotating top with an inlaid star pattern at center with wide inlays extending to the ends where they connect with half-rounds on a background o...

Rare and unique table, oval shaped and covered completely in walnut, fruitwood, and burl walnut veneers with an outer edge of straight walnut veneers, four book matched large burl wo...

Having a substantial rectangular top with molded edge above a rounded case housing two long drawers which are mounted with shaped metal escutcheons, the opposite side with false fron...

Circular top with starburst inlays over a conforming frieze with gilt metal wreaths at top of legs raised on three ebonized columns with faux painted stre...

Tuscany antique neoclassical occasional or game table from the late 18th century. Solid ebonized walnut with turned legs and cross-shaped lower crossp...

From Baker Furniture’s, "Furniture Treasures of England and Ireland" line. A nicely crafted Regency style table with book matched top figured burl...

Neoclassical rosewood and marble table, probably French, circa 1940s, possibly earlier. It is constructed of rosewood and other woods with brass ...

A striking Italian 19th century neo-classical st. walnut and ebonized fruitwood center table, with its original and exceptional Scagliola top. The circular table is raised by ebonize...

Another selection from our vast collection of Black Forest furniture, is a beautiful small dining table or game table. Black Forest furniture is both, a bit rustic blended with a dose of whimsy. Our Black Forest table has as an option, (6) matching chairs that we will be listed separately, so please check for current availability. Black Forest items date from the late 1800s, although most people believe Black Forest originated in Germany or Austria, it was the Swiss who are the ones that invented the style from the City of Brienz. Originally, they carved small animal sculptures driven by the Tourist trade but ultimately started building furniture which has been highly collectible for decades. Somehow, we discovered a Collection of (42) pieces of original Black Forest furniture from a French Chateau, and every Black Forest item was placed in one huge room. The huge collection includes; chandeliers...