Primitive Console Table from France, circa 1850

Primitive French oak console with wonderful light patina Great simple lines. 25.75"H x 71.5"W x 16"D (12"D top)

This petite 19th century console table crafted in China's Shanxi province is the perfect example of Qing-dynasty ideals of scholarship and craftsmanship. Though its clean lines and r...

A primitive oak console table with tenon legs.

Polychrome Terracotta Church Console, France, Circa 1850. This remarkable polychrome terracotta church console, dating from circa 1850, was salvaged from a chapel before its demoliti...

An Elegant Continental Marble-Topped Console Table, Circa 1850. The table has particularly nice proportions and features beautiful ash veneers. The beautifully figured marble top, w...

Hand painted console table with turned spiral legs. Beautiful patina and fading with floral decoration around. Please confirm location NY or NJ

Rustic Primitive Console Table. American Rustic Splayed Leg Farm Table. Very nice oak farm grinding table, used to hold grinders and or hand operated machines as a work table. Fac...

Exceptional and rare antique Neo Gothic wrought iron console table with family crest and original Rouge Royal marble top - riveted construction throughout - completely hand made - de...

This exquisite 19th-century wine table was crafted of walnut sourced from the forests of China’s Hebei province. The table charms with round legs, gently c...

Hand-carved circa 1850 in the northern reaches of France, known as French Flanders, this oak console or “table a Gibier” has a lovely black bluestone top with white and gray veining. The 1 ½ inch thick top, which has an inverted quarter-round molding, is supported by four long, cabriole legs adorned with elements inspired by nature, such as roquillards, rosettes, floral and foliate margents, and hoof feet. Horizontal margents on the front belt are overshadowed by the elaborate embellishments below. A central carving depicts an Apolline mascaron set within an attenuated leaf wreath, evoking a sense of classical elegance. Below the medallion is a sprawling pierced foliate apron, which is also seen on the sides, but less grand in scale. The stretcher, as is customary with Regence-style furniture, has a modified, serpentine X-stretcher with a center rosette. Given the transitional nature of the Regence period in French history, our bluestone top console...