Gilt Console Tables

Continental Baltic (19th Century) mahogany half round console table with gilt trim and hoof legs on platform base with single front drawer.

The Corozo console is a strikingly modern piece that emphasizes simplicity and elegance. Crafted from high-quality plywood with a sleek laminated finish, it offers a smooth, contempo...

Pair of gilded carved wood corner console tables with original marble tops

Antique console in poplar wood, lacquered and gilded by hand, richly carved with floral decorations on the legs and front with central shell. complete with original white marble top....

Crafted from mahogany inlaid with a variety of veneers, and mounted with beautiful gilt bronze, this Louis XVI style mirror-topped side table would make a beautiful addition to any r...

Pair of hand-carved, hand-painted faux marble and gilded consoles from the area of Genoa, Italy.

Ancient and important gilded console, composed of, gilded wooden mirror, with very rich sculptures, and marble console top with carved and gilded le...

A good quality 19th century French Kingwood jardinière, having gilded ormolu mounts and swags, Sevres style porcelain plaques and raised on elegant scrolling cabriole legs.

A pair of 18th century, hand-carved and champagne gilded, serpentine consoles surmounted by striking, original, polished marble tops. Each on long, graceful legs terminating in scrol...

An elegant pair of Italian mid 19th century Louis XVI st. demi-lune patinated and gilt consoles. Each free standing console is raised by four fluted tapered legs with gilt inserts. T...

Pair of early 19th century, hand carved, painted and gilded, Italian neoclassical demilunes on fluted, tapered legs, surmounted by vibrant Siena marble tops. Each with aprons embelli...

A pair of remarkable carved and gilt serpentine shaped console tables with violet breche marble tops. Beautifully carved with C scrolls and acanthus leaves, standing on cabriole legs...

An elegant Gustavian giltwood console table from the early 19th century. The console with inset white marbleized wooden top above a lyre-shaped support and white and faux porphyry pa...

A fine Louis XV style gilt-bronze mounted console table, in the manner of François Linke. This fine console table has a shaped top above a crossbanded frieze centred by a foliate ...

A highly important restoration period maple and Amaranth veneered console table with patinated bronze female term supports, made for King Louis-Philippe by Jean-Christophe Fischer. French, circa 1830. This rare console table has a rectangular marble top above a frieze with two drawers raised on finely cast patinated bronze female term supports, a mirrored back and a plinth base. The table is stamped ‘Fischer à Paris’ and with ‘LPN’ beneath a crown for Louis-Philippe Neuilly, and the number 13687. The locks stamped 'Huby Fils Serrurier a Paris'. This console table was formerly owned by Louis-Philippe, King of France, at the Château de Neuilly. Louis-Philippe, Duc d'Orléans, was born October 6, 1773 in Paris, the eldest son of Louis-Philippe-Joseph, Duc de Chartres. The Château de Neuilly was built for Marc-Pierre de Voyer d'Argenson. It was purchased in 1818 by Louis Philippe, who was then proclaimed King of the French on April 9, 1830. The château was looted and destroyed during the 1848 revolution. After his abdication, Louis-Philippe spent the last two years of his life in England. Jean-Christophe Fischer (1779-1854) was an important French ébéniste and bronzier, specialising in making furniture, mirrors and chairs. He had an established business in Paris from 1820 until his death in 1854. During this time he produced furniture for the King Louis Philippe, for his Château de Neuilly residency, amongst other important commissions. From 1820 to 1827 he was collaborating with Geoffrey Kopp under the name of Fisher and Kopp, he was then joined in 1839 by his son, who took over the company in 1848. In 1837 he participated in the Exposition de l'Industrie Francaise, where he exhibited a cylinder bureau, a table and a pair of consoles, winning a silver medal for his work. According to the Exhibition's report: "ses meubles se distinguaient autant par la perfection du travail que par l'élégance des formes; ils étaient en palissandre relevée seulement par des baguettes dorées ou en bois blanc. Un bureau a cylindre, une table de travail et deux consoles, nous ont paru les plus remarquables de l'Exposition." In 1844, he also participated in the Exposition de l'Industrie Francaise where he received a Gold Medal for his work with ebony and bronze. Exhibitions: Museum of Decorative Arts, Masterpieces of the great cabinetmakers, n.51 a desk with filing cabinet...