Half Urn Demi Lune Console Table in the Neoclassical Style

Open lyre legs and fretted stretchers are hallmarks of demi-lune consoles from the Piedmont region of Italy, as seen on this pair of walnut tables dating to the 1700s. The curvaceous...

This charming oak console table was hand carved in the Netherlands during the 1700’s. The shaped top has quarter round molding that hangs over the table base. The front of the con...

More information coming soon… This statuesque console table, dating circa 1850, was hand-carved in France in the style of Louis XV. The console has a shaped breche violette marble ...

A fantastic table from France, circa 1880, this console has been hand-carved with motifs in the style of Louis XIV. The beautiful blonde walnut wood was carved by a master-level eben...

A late 20th-century Art Deco style Demilune, or 'half-moon', wood console table, a sophisticated creation by the esteemed Bombay Company, proudly marked on its base. Embellished with...

Pair of Ebonized Neoclassical Demi Lune Marble Top Consoles. Ebonized wood with marble tops and brass sabots.

Vintage Demi-Lune console table and hand-carved wall mirror. Both items are made out of solid wood, most likely pine. The table is 44" wide , 17" deep at the widest part and about 33...

18th Century, Italian Neoclassical Carved Giltwood Half-moon Console This elegant console was built in Rome, in Italy, in the neoclassical era at the end of the eighteenth century. Demi-lune shaped, it has a top composed of a slab in Sicilian jasper marble on a white marble base that in its height is covered with gold leaf. The wooden structure has a gilding leaf that to create movement and shine has the details in relief polished with agate stone, while the backgrounds are cushioned with a burin treatment. The wood is finely carved with motifs characteristic of neoclassicism. The band below the floor has an egg frame...