Pair of Arts and Crafts Elm Tables

A beautifully detailed and striking piece. A Mid-19th century veneered centre table, with a profusely inlaid top which incorporates many exotic tropical hardwoods. The table top i...

Specimen marbles such as these brought to mind the ruined splendor of classical Rome that the 18th and 19th-century grand tourists encountered and indulged in. This tabletop was thus...

This magnificent specimen centre table incorporates some incredible specimens highlighting the richest, deepest, and most vivid colours of the most coveted specimen marbles. This Ita...

An early, 19th Century Regency rosewood drum table. The circular top is inset with a green scalloped leather above a frieze with three drawers with brass star handles and interspers...

A 17th-century oak drop-leaf gate leg table, the central top of elm and the drop leaves in oak, raised on turned legs with stretchers.

A Pair of Early 19th Century Mahogany, Ebony & Gilt Bronze Mounted Pier Tables of exceptional quality, the highly figured mahogany tops with ebonised sides, the friezes with egg and ...

An English Arts and Crafts octagonal center table having moulded edge mahogany top over ebonized base of four turned legs on slender feet joined by turned x-stretcher with boldly tur...

Antique Arts And Crafts Accent Table or Stand Dimensions. 24 1/2 W ; 24 1/2 D ; 19 H

Continental Dutch Arts & Crafts walnut and oak rectangular center table with banded inlaid trim and a bottom shelf over 2 doors with diamond design rest...

This dining table is a special blend of the Arts & Crafts tradition utilizing American and Japanese influences, the embedded marble trivet is not only de...

A very attractive blonde oak centre table by James Shoolbred. The table is raised on turned and fluted legs, united by an X-framed stretcher with bobbin turned decoration, the table edge is also carved. The underside of the table has a plaque with Shoolbred’s London trade details, ‘James Shoolbred & Co. Tottenham House, Tottenham Court Road, London’. James Shoolbred & Co were established in the 1820s and started out as a draper and later became a department store in Tottenham Court Road. Shoolbred expanded into the stores either side and by the 1870s they were designing, manufacturing and selling high quality furniture, until 1931 when the company ceased trading. James Shoolbred was one of many who specialised in furniture of the Aesthetic Movement, although they also used fashionable trends of the time like Japanese...

A beautiful Mission oak Arts & Crafts center table or occasional side table By Stickley USA, 1993 Measures: 29"W x 29"D x 28.75"H. Excellent original vintage condition.