19th Century French Hand Carved Marble-Top Console Raised on a Single Leg

An elegant solid wood console, Louis XV style painted in light beige with coral accents. Made from carved wood, France, circa 1870.

French wall console in gray lacquered wood and carved with acanthus leaves, two curved legs joined by a spacer decorated with a bouquet of flowers and with red marble top. France, c...

French wooden hand painted console table with cognac velvet top. The table is hand carved with typical details for Louise XVI style like the gilt wood ribbons at the front and the fl...

19th century giltwood black marble-top console table with very detailed carvings. France, circa 1860.

This elegant 18th-century French marble console table exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of the Louis XVI period. The demi-lune (half-m...

French Louis XV Provencal style, 19th century marble-top console table. The richly sculpted, hand-carved wood base is supported by a graceful single cabriole leg. This wall console i...

Occasional end table, having a round top of Carrara marble, on carved wood base with pickled finish. Its apron hand-carved with acanthus and beading. Raised on rosette-headed, round...

A French period Neoclassical marble-top console table, with beautifully carved urn finial accent at underside, from the 18th century. This antique table from France features an oblong-demi shaped white marble top (with shallow squared stepped out accents above each leg) which rests upon a nicely-carved apron and flower head medallions at each knee. The table is presented upon four fluted and tapering cylindrical legs, with acanthus leaf wrapped carvings just beneath their upper perimeters, that terminate into peg style, floral carved feet. The legs are braced with a pair of carved cross-stretcher bars, which are adorn at their intersecting tops with a neoclassical-carved urn finial with floral garlands gently cascading out of each side. The table has been scraped to its original color. The marble top is older but not original. Note that some alterations have been made to the front feet for leveling purposes. Also the marble has a faint stain (see images for further details). We recommend having this piece attached to the wall by a professional contractor, to ensure stability and security because there is a slight wobble. This 18th century Neoclassical French console...