Italian Neo-Classic Painted Marble Top Console Table

Italian Neo-classic (18th Century) green painted & gilt trim bracket console table with a faux green painted marble top over a roSette & garland frieze with a bird medallion supporte...

Italian Venetian (18th Century) cream painted bracket console table with carved & painted floral trim with a shaped filigree apron & stretcher under a brown marble top. (modern base)...

Italian Neo-classic (18th Century) gold painted console table with applied grape and fruit design to apron with a center drawer and figural tapered legs with a white grained marble t...

Italian Neo-classic (Late 18th Century) grey painted & parcel gilt trimmed console table with a centered head in relief on the apron supporting a breche arquelino veneered marble top...

An Italian Neoclassical period carved wood console table, with original finish and original marble top, from the turn of the 18th and 19th century. This antique table from Italy has ...

With a rectangular veneered marble top over a conforming frieze decorated with trailing grape vine and leaves and grapes, raised on circular tapered fluted legs.

Elegant neoclassical Italian marble top console has a double marble above an Adam Style painted frieze with hidden drawers. The legs are decorated with craved gilt acanthus capitals ...

Console tables are beautiful, graceful tables that also serve a practical purpose. These tables are aligned against a wall, often between two windows and/or placed beneath a mirror. You might find accessories or artwork resting on the marble or wooden tops. During the Regence period, these tables would often be painted to match the colors of the wood paneling of the walls, indicating that this console table came from an opulent room. Hand-carved in Italy during the 1700’s, the wood has a lacquered white finish with gilded highlights. The rouge royal marble from Belgium has white and gray veining and light inclusions with a quarter round finish on three sides (like most consoles, the backside is typically left unpainted or raw – as this is the side that abuts the wall). Beneath the thick marble are four cabriole legs with pied-de-biche (deer’s foot...