Polychromed Console Tables

Pair of Louis XV console tables in gilded wood with carved decoration of openwork shells and leafy garlands. Top in red veined Languedoc marble. France c. 1800s Provenance: Château...

Featuring beautiful polychromed details, this pair is a sure way to add interest to any space.

Attributed to Raymond Sube this superbly executed wall mounted scrolling iron console with hammered detailing has an original polychromed finish, the whol...

Pair of Polychromed Wooden Consoles in Green Tone with Claw Legs

A French Empire style console set offers circular mirror with gilt dolphin form crest over polychromed and gilt table having fluted skirt and central carved shell over dolphin form b...

19th Century Louis XV style painted and giltwood console.

A rare & extraordinary 1950s console in polychrome ceramic with marble top and a matching mirror with ceramic details . The two alternate columns represent caryatid’s and mythologica...

Console; structure in brass and chromed brass, top in smoked glass.

A pair of most impressive Italian hand carved polychrome painted parcel gilt wooden console tables with stunning original serpentine shaped polished Italian onyx dramatically veined marble tops. Exquisitely hand-crafted in the early 20th century, likely Venetian / originating in the Veneto region of Northern Italy, exceptionally executed in the exuberant ornamental opulence and dramatic theatrical styling that is Late Baroque - Rococo taste. Combining asymmetry, elaborate decoration, scrolling curves, gilding, warm pastel colors, and highly stylized sculptural form to create surprise, the illusion of motion and drama to any space! --- Provenance / Acquisition: Property from an important private North Texas collection Acquired from highly reputable auction house Heritage Auctions, Dallas, Texas. Furniture & Decorative Arts Signature Auction, catalog #8104 --- Dimensions: (approx) 35" High, 47" Wide, 20.5" Deep (each) Impressive large size and proportions and distinctive artistic styling makes for the perfect entry statement pieces or palatial hall accent. --- History: The Rococo style emerged in France during the reign of Louis XV (1710-1774) in the 1730s as a reaction against its predecessor, the more formal and geometric Louis XIV style. It was known as the Rocaille style and soon spread to other parts of Europe, particularly northern Italy, Austria, southern Germany, Central Europe and Russia. Italy was a place where the Rococo flourished, both in its early and later phases. Craftsmen in Rome, Milan and Venice all produced lavishly decorated furniture and decorative items. The elaborate sculpted decoration frequently included fleurettes, palmettes, seashells, and acanthus foliage carved in wood. The most extravagant rocaille forms were found in the consoles, tables designed to stand against walls. --- Excellent original antique condition Detailed Condition Report: Strong, sturdy, stable, and structurally sound. Presents well, with beautifully aged distressed patina. Wear consistent with age and use. Nothing that detracts from the aesthetics or functionality but only adds to the elegant rustic warmth, rich luxurious character, and old world European charm! Please note: Each console is designed to be placed against a wall, as it is not freestanding. --- Professional White-glove Shipping/In-home Delivery available. Depending on location, third-party shipping partners availability, route, schedule, etc... please allow up to eight weeks for delivery. Pickup available just outside Dallas, in Forney, the antique capital...

18th century Italian pair of Polychrome consoles.

A beautifully carved 19th Century or earlier Renaissance style demi console table featuring a fruiting tree emerging from a rocky base with faux mar...

A sensational 18th century Baroque Venetian console. Beautifully constructed in giltwood in the Mecca technique - the mixing gold and silver gilt with an outstanding faux marble top....