Pair of Consoles w/ Real Gold Leaf and Marble Top in the Style of Raymond Subes

A graceful console in the Style of Karl Springer with brass inlay. Covered in a cream colored raffia.

Large white bone and cow horn Console in the style of Karl Springer. USA, c.1960s.

Pair of Beidermeier-style console tables with inlaid top and ebonized accents.  

Hand carved walnut console with marble top. Made in France, 18th Century. Dimensions: 37"H x 80"W x 38"D.

French Art Deco style console standing on two iron scrolled legs in the manner of Raymond Subes, with lacquered wood top and feet. Measures: Width 43", depth 15 1/3", height 34 1/2".

French Art Deco wrought iron bracket console table with scroll design front supports & apron with black marble top and small shelf at base (Attributed to RAYMOND SUBES)

Art Deco Style Polished Chrome & Carrera Marble Console, Manner Raymond Subes, France, Late 20th Century A stunning Art Deco-style polished chrome and Carrera marble console, made in France in the late 20th century and designed in the manner of Raymond Subes. This exceptional example highlights a harmonious blend of luxurious materials and architectural design, making it a standout addition to any interior. The console measures 36 inches high, 63 inches wide, and 17 inches deep, featuring a permanently affixed rectangular Carrera marble top. The sleek, polished chrome base is exquisitely crafted with a finely cast and pierced scrolled trellis motif, exuding Art Deco refinement. The base is further elevated on a smaller conforming platform measuring 4.5 inches high, 31 inches wide, and 14 inches deep, adding structural elegance to the overall design. This console is intended for use as a 'wall' piece, with a fully finished front and sides. The back remains unfinished, suitable for placement against a wall or as a striking accent behind a taller sofa. Its versatile design also allows for use as a standing reception desk...

This console features a rare, handcrafted console table by Raymond Subes from 1930, showcasing the elegance and mastery of wrought iron (fer forgé) design. Subes, a celebrated French...