19th Century Center Tables

This is an antique silverware display table. An English, mahogany country house presentation table, dating to the Georgian period, circa 1800. Superb display table with beautiful fo...

An impressive and large scale Italian 19th century Baroque st. polychrome, giltwood and Scagliola center table. The circular table is raised by elegantly scrolled polychrome legs with handsome paw feet decorated with fine giltwood accents and superb fur like designs. The circular mottled central support displays wrap around bands of finely carved seashells...

19th Century Berlin Oval Plate Table on Carved Foot A magnificent and rare 19th-century dining table, crafted in Berlin, featuring a solid mahogany oval tabletop supported by a rema...

Pair of Neoclassical ebonized Swedish center tables, or library tables, hand-carved in Second Empire, or Napoleon III style. Could also make a good pair of writing tables or desks. O...

The powerful rosewood base, carved with waisted and knopped square, on a quatrefoil base on bun feet, supports a magnificent circular specimen marble top; extensive Grand Tour marble...

Create an opulence environment with this striking NEW Regency style Coromandel center table from England. The highly figured Coromandel top has a herringbone Inlaid band bordered by brass bands. Its apron is finished with a decorative molding...

19th century, French Louis XV style wood centre desk with gilt bronze This elegant centre desk, therefore finished on all four sides, was made in the 19th century in France, in the Louis XV style. The slightly wavy and curved top has a green leather insert, stamped along the gold border. On the front the cabinet has three drawers: a central and two deeper side. The four legs are arched and give gracefulness to the overall composition. The feet have bronze gilded and chiselled tips with volutes and vegetable...

Very rare silver-plated armchair finely worked and upholstered in red velvet. Dimensions: 108 x 68 x 45 cm. Nineteenth century. Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blem...

Exceptional craftsmanship and uniquely beautiful wood, both of a bygone era. This 12-sided center table or coffee table is constructed of Atlas Cedar. A wood unique to pockets of the...

A superb 19th century Gothic Revival centre table in the manner of A.W.N Pugin (unattributed). Would make a wonderful serving table or large console table. Narrow form make this piec...

The circular top decorated with various specimen marbles including Rosso antico, serpentino, Giallo antico, Palombino, Malachite , Granito, Carrara .. ecc. Masterpiece of Italian cr...

French Louis XVI-style (2nd half 19th Century) circular mahogany bouillotte table with a black marble top with a bronze filigree gallery above two drawers with hand-shaped bronze pul...

19th century, French Extending Wood Table Measures H 77 x W 160 x D 140 cm (closed) H 77 x W 160 x D 260 cm (open with two extensions) This wood table was made in France in the 19th...

An amazing piece of Italian furniture dating to circa 1880, this Renaissance-style center table has been hand-carved in walnut and maple woods in Todi (a town within the region of Um...

A rare grand tour table Possibly by Cesare Roccheggiani The circular platform of marmore nero, inset with fine micromosaic panels consisting of thousands of coloured glass tesserae; a central roundel depicting The Vatican from St Peter's Square within a malachite border, surrounded by a border including four cartouches in polychrome reserves of Roman views including the Coliseum, the Roman Forum, with the remnants of the Temple of Vespasian; the Temple of Vesta, and the Pantheon, all interspersed and linked by voluminous bouquets of fruit and flowers representing the 4 seasons; the outer stylised border inlaid with deep blue tesserae evocative of exotic Lapis Lazuli. Supported on a finely carved Italian giltwood base, its design incorporating baskets of fruit and floral garlands echoing the 4 seasons theme of the table. Italian, Circa 1875 Other table tops inspired by this design, although not as finely executed, can be found in several Russian collections (which house the greatest micromosaics) including Vorontsov Palace, Muranovo House, as well as the imperial State Hermitage Museum. A tabletop with profuse floral micromosaic work was commissioned by the Belgian Royal family (sold Sotheby's, 2003). The floral garlands, the magnificent quality of the inlay and the use of distinct curved tesserae support the present attribution to Cesare Roccheggiani. According to Jeanette Hanisee Gabriel, the world expert on micro mosaics, curved tesserae pieces were used in foliage, grass and animal fur by only the very best mosaicists such as Roccheggiani. Evidence of curved pieces, for instance, is observed in the foreground of the Temple of Vesta cartouche, to name but one observation of the master's hand. The scion of a dynasty of mosaicists, Roccheggiani was perhaps the most successful mosaicist in the last quarter of the nineteenth century. He is doubtless related to Lorenzo Roccheggiani, a late eighteenth-century master mosaicist at the Vatican, whose work included the altarpiece, Crucifixion of St. Peter after Guido Reni. Nicolo Roccheggiani, possibly Lorenzo's son, was also a principle artist at the Vatican, involved in executing the famous tabletop Achilles Shield...

English Regency mahogany tilt-top circular center table with a carved molded edge, supported by a vase form bulbous ringed pedestal, original brass locking mechanism, and resting on ...

Late 19th c . finely carved Rosewood Chinese Center Table

An Austrian Biedermeier period pine center table from the 19th century, with circular top, pedestal, tripod base and black ebonized spheres. Created in Austria during the Biedermeier...

A stunning and extremely high quality Italian 19th century Florentine st. giltwood and pietra dura center table/side table. The circular table is raised by a beautiful square base wi...

Empire table with Egyptian style bronze mounts at all Corners including the sides having white marble with Gray veining throughout. Mahogany apron and legs decorated with bronze d...

A 19th Century Victorian Turned Quater Sawn Oak Parlor or Center Table Measures 22" in width, 22" in depth and 28" in height. Lower tier clearance is 14.5"

A George IV period center drum table in mahogany, circa 1840, with inset tooled leather top, with conforming drawers in the apron, on a pedestal base with tripod legs and scroll feet.

A Charles X style guéridon, or centre table, made of veneer of walnut with French polish finish. The circular top has a polished brass band around the perimeter and is inset with gre...

This exceptional marble specimen center table features a meticulously arranged mosaic top composed of colorful marble fragments, each showcasing unique veining, tones, and textures. ...

With circular top with inset tooled green leather and banded border over drawers with bail handles. The carved base with turned support and three carved cabriole legs and ending on s...

A 19th Century line-inlaid mahogany circular table on triform base with later marble top. The swept uprights terminating in gilt brass heads.

An Early 19th Century French Empire Period Marble Topped Guéridon or Centre Table. The marble top has a deep and unusually complex edge moulding which also continues on the sides. T...

A very charming later 19th century console, center or dining table from the Catalan region of Spain. Handsomely constructed from painted wood with classical three lyre shaped legs an...

Substantial oak alter / hall table, of architectural form with very large rectangular top, above pierced Gothic freeze raised on trestle legs united by carved trefoil stretcher. Dimensions: Height 36...

An Early 19th Century English Regency Rosewood Breakfast or Centre Table with Detailed Brass Inlay. Veneered in particularly curly grained rosewood of very attractive colour. Having...

English Regency mahogany drum table with a turned bulbous ring pedestal, four reeded splayed legs, and resting on the original acanthus brass casters, early 19th century.

A Fantastic Late 19th Century Louis XV Style Gilt Bronze Mounted Inlaid Parquetry Bureau Plat The rectangular top with gilt-tooled leather writing-surface within a molded border and...

English Regency style (19th Century) oval mahogany and gilt trimmed pedestal base center table with Gothic design and scalloped apron.

Mahogany writing table, the large rectangular figured mahogany crossbanded top above freeze drawer. All raised up on platform end supports terminating in scrolling feet and casters u...

The table comes from England around 1880. The table was made of oak wood. Via a crank, which is included with the table, it can be cranked apart and an insert plate can be inserted, ...

A fine Biedermeier or Classical style oval center table in curly maple with scroll carved lyre form pedestal on a shaped base with four outstretched feet. Dates to the 19th century i...

A French Napoléon III period Alsatian wooden center table from the mid 19th century, with carved stacked-coin style motifs, foliage and natural patina. Created in the Eastern region ...

A Chinese 19th century elmwood center hall table with Ming dynasty 15th or 16th century courtyard stone inset. Born in China during the 19th century, this elegant center table...

This exquisite 19th-century round center or dining table is a remarkable example of fine craftsmanship, showcasing carved wood and gesso dolphins that serve as the table’s base. The ...

A very fine French 19th century Louis XVI style ormolu-mounted Kingwood and Bois Citronnier Marquetry center table or writing table, attributed to Alfred Emmanuel Louis Beurdeley (Fr...

Important Sèvres style gilt bronze with porcelain plaques center table. Round top with a scene of Louis XVI, surrounded by oval plaques depicting figures including Marie Antoinette, Louis XVII...

Large, restauration period centerpiece composed of a four-piece, mirrored platter mounted in a gilt bronze, openwork setting. The intricate sculpting of the gilt bronze features thyr...

19th century inlaid satinwood centre / occasional table, with an oval shaped top, the apron below profusely inlaid all over, standing on tapering legs with spade feet and brass casto...

The Italian grand tour marble specimen top is set into a circular English base with a gadrooned edge, on an ebonized pedestal and four lion’s paw feet. With brass inlay and gilding t...

Attributed to Chapuis. The later circular black marble top above a frieze mounted with stylized laurel branches centered by flowerheads, raised on three square tapering legs surmount...

A beautiful and most decorative French 19th century Charles X period flamed Mahogany and Maplewood center table. The four drawer circular center table is raised by three elegant scro...

19th Century Italian Tilt-top Center Table 1850-1870, Italy Walnut and Various wood, We are pleased to present an extraordinary example of mid-19th-century Italian artistry—a tilt-...

A French Napoléon III period mahogany center table from the mid 19th century with colorful marble top, pedestal base and carved giltwood lion paw feet on casters. Created in France during the reign of France's last Emperor...

Magnificent Louis XVI style center table in mahogany and rosewood marquetry. Superb ornamentation of very finely chiseled gilded bronze. Opening a large drawer. Parisian work from...

19th Century French Louis XVI Walnut End Table ~ Center Table is a neoclassical master work of the wood sculptor's art! Carved on all four sides in an almost square format, it featu...

A French Neoclassical round-shaped occasional, table with black marble top and revival accents, from the early 19th century. This antique guéridon style table from France features a round-shaped marble top, over the rounded apron that is embellished with wreath and florals. The table is raised upon a tripod base, with a lower stretchered shelf or platform adding support and function between them, while resting atop ball carved feet. Each of the three legs are comprised of Roman column-style posts with female busts at top and feet anchoring the bottom. Please note that there is a chip in the marble. This early 19th century French guéridon will make a beautiful Neoclassic accent table...

An English mahogany pedestal table from the Mid-19th Century, with oval top, cross banding, quadripod base and brass casters. Created in England during the second quarter of the 19th...

Sn5247 fine quality and rare William IV goncalo alves dining table, having circular top with outstanding contrasting grain above shallow frieze, standing on tapered, flat faceted col...

19th Century French Louis XVI Giltwood Center Table with Carrara Marble was designed to make a powerful visual statement for the room! Useful in a variety of settings, including ent...

This unusual 19th-century centre table is crafted from Goncalo Alves, a type of rosewood, and features a circular tilt-top along with a turned baluster stem. The table is elegantly s...

Heart pine one drawer table has cabriole legs. The top has a shaped edge on all four sides and is finished on all four sides.

A stunning and high-quality Italian early 19th century Louis XV style giltwood and marble center table. The table is raised by elegantly scrolled legs accented with carved acanthus l...

A Fine Burl Amboyna and Marquetry Centre Table Attributed to George Blake and Co and Probably Retailed by Edward Holmes Baldock English London made Circa 1845. An exceptional table of wonderful colour, utilising the finest amboyna veneers as a background for a complex pattern of floral marquetry on the stem, feet and table top. The tilt-top with segmented veneers and central floral inlay within an inlaid floral scroll surround and with a conforming inlaid outer border. The triform pedestal base with foliate inlay, carved leaf scroll feet with carved lateral flower head roundels with recessed castors. The basic design for this table comes from the work of the designer Richard Bridgens and was published in 1838 as plate 16 in his Furniture with Candelabra. As can be seen from the image of Bridgens' design, the outer scrolling border on the top of our table is very much in the style of that suggested in the design but the other marquetry is of a sophisticated floral type popularised slightly later, suggesting a date of c.1845 for our table. Marquetry of this sort was a speciality of the Blake family, marquetry experts and associates of the great dealer Edward Holmes Baldock. Baldock was responsible for building some museum quality collections of fine 18th century French furniture during this period for some of his famous aristocratic clients but he also supplied new furniture in the French taste, often incorporating marquetry by the Blake firm. The use of exotic amboyna as the ground for this marquetry is also in keeping with other pieces known to have been supplied by Baldock, for whom it appears only the best was good enough. The sinuous lines of this table and the exotic veneers give the piece a more timeless feel than many other examples from this period and the colour means that it would work equally well in a contemporary interior or alongside pieces of Art Deco furniture as it would in a more traditional room. This is a piece of sublime quality that somehow manages to be both decorative and yet understated and as such is exactly the sort of piece we enjoy sharing with our clients. Edward Holmes Baldock (1777-1845) Born on the 14th May 1777 he established his business in 1805 in Hanway Street which over the years he expanded at this location. He soon was a prominent London furniture dealer to several members of the Royal Family and is responsible for supplying French-fashioned furniture to the 5th Duke of Buccleuch. Edwards Holmes Baldock’s pieces have become a prized possession amongst collectors, museums and dealers alike. The use of a variety of specimen woods can often been seen on attributed and signed tables by Edward Holmes Baldock, reminiscent of those on the present table. Baldock was thought to have worked very closely to with the master of marquetry and inlay of the 19th Century Robert Blake who had workshops adjacent to Baldock’s retail premises. Pieces in public collections with likely links to the Blake Family include a piano in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a writing desk in Goodwood House, a centre table in Syon House, a circular table in Alnwick Castle, an octagonal table in the Leeds City Art Gallery at Temple Newsam House and also signed works in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Baldock's works often imitated the important pieces of 18th-century French furniture that Francophile collectors including George, Prince of Wales, later George IV, William Beckford, Francis Seymour Conway, 3rd Marquess of Hertford and George Watson...

This exquisite Italian walnut folding table from the early 19th century embodies classic elegance with practical functionality. Featuring a versatile design, the table measures 65.5"...

Whimsical late 19th century english center table or side table made in the regency taste. The table features a modern lacquer speckled finish by artist Ira Yeager...