French Fratino Oak Occasional Table-Desk

This is a French 19th century oak low table. It is circa 1850 and put together with wood pegs. The oval top is made of three boards sitting over an apron with a single drawer which h...

A sweet Louis XV style 19th century oak table de chevet, or bedside table, the dainty scale could be used as a side table in nearly any room around the home. The lightly patinated to...

An exceptional, solid oak table from France, 19th century, it is of ideal proportions to function as a side table, a bench, or stool in any number of settings. This example offers a ...

A rare, metamorphic oak table from 18th century France, appearing to be a substantial console table that easily flips open–nearly doubling in depth–to use as an occasional serving ta...

Baroque, Oak, Console or Center Table, France, 18th C. An 18th century oak console table presenting with gorgeous heavy patina throughout, a removable wood top and singular drawer, ...

This stunning 18th-century Baroque table, crafted in Flanders around 1750, is a true masterpiece of antique furniture. Made from solid oak, it features exceptional hand-carved detail...

This Spanish Fratino console table from the mid-19th century features a rectangular top with beautiful patina over a baroque style trestle base. Two lyre-shaped legs are connected to one another as well as the table top via a beautifully carved cross stretcher. There is a perfect balance between the simplicity of the top and the rich carving of the base. Placed against a wall in a living room, library, or foyer, this Spanish lyre legs console table...

A stately Umbrian fratino table in solid walnut, dating circa 1720. This early 18th century refectory table features a rectangular top with a finely carved dentil edge, a subtle yet elegant detail that enhances its architectural presence. The table is supported by bold lyre-shaped legs, each ending in a graceful scroll and connected by a sculptural curved stretcher, which adds both stability and visual rhythm to the piece. Rich in patina, the walnut displays warm, honeyed tones and natural grain movement that speak to centuries of history and craftsmanship. Originally used in monasteries or noble residences, this table embodies the simplicity and solidity of traditional Italian design while offering timeless beauty and functionality. Ideal as a dining table, console, or statement piece in a grand hallway, this rare Umbrian example captures the soul of 18th century Italian furniture...