18th Century Walnut Console from the Emilia

An Italian giltwood and ochre painted console, with doe foot detail. Fabulous flamboyant carving indicative of the Italian Rococo period. Very good faux marble top. Consoles of thi...

American Craftsman furniture was built to last a lifetime. Oak, solid, was inexpensive and plentiful and therefore used generously. No plywood! Oak by it's nature is a very hard wood...

An Italian Rococo period walnut console table from the late 18th century, with cabriole legs, scrolling feet, carved apron and authentic patina. Born in Italy at the end of the 18th century, this walnut console table features a serpentine front top, sitting above three slender cabriole legs connected to one another in the lower section. Resting on scrolling feet and presenting its authentic patina, this console table will need to be secured to the wall. With its sinuous Rococo lines, this 18th century walnut...

A French Louis XV period walnut console table from the mid 18th century, with cabriole legs. Born during the reign of king Louis XV, the "Beloved", this French walnut table features a nicely shaped top with serpentine front and molded edges, sitting above an apron, hand-carved with simple cartouches each presenting a slightly raised panel on three sides. This understated décor allows the curvy silhouette to shine beautifully. The table is raised on four charismatic cabriole legs. With its graceful lines and lovely walnut patina, this Louis XV period console table...