Turn of the Century English Gothic Revival Console Table

19th century Gothic Revival oak hall console table. English. Circa 1880. Delivery is INCLUDED in the price for all areas in MAINLAND England & Wales. The table has a demilune top w...

This unusual mid-19th century serving table is distinguished by a Gothic pierced fretwork frieze and similarly pierced corner brackets. The square-section legs end in block feet.

Monumental Gothic Revival Console perfect for any hallway.

Pair of mahogany console tables the large cross-banded serpentine fronted tops above the ornately carved moulded freeze, All raised on cluster column legs. Dimensions Height 33 Inche...

This finely made table in the Gothic Revival taste comes from England, circa 1875. All things Gothic have had a steady love affair by the English and have enjoyed several revival periods. The best was in the second and third quarters of the 19th century which is when this table was made. Constructed of walnut the table is designed to feel monumental without being of that scale. Set on four Quatrefoil column legs that rise to a shaped pierced arch that is centered on each side by a shield. The finish is old and excellent in color and sheen. The marble top is shaped with rounded corners has a simple ogee edge and is a nice soft green. The profile of the table allows it to be used as a freestanding library...

A pair of high curiosity neo-Gothic console tables of architectural form. Ebony painted wood with painted glass insert and painted imitation marble top. Sicily, 19th century. Meas...

A pair of high curiosity Neo-Gothic console tables of architectural form. Ebony painted wood with painted glass insert and painted imitation marble top. Sicily, 19th century. Meas...

Console table in turned wood resting on four tapered legs, a frieze drawer under the top. England, late 19th century.

An outstanding Regency period console table in beautifully figured rosewood, enriched with finely cast and gilded bronze mounts in the Egyptian Revival taste. The rectangular top wit...

A handsome English console or sofa table of mahogany, from the late 19th century, featuring a rectangular moulded top over a frieze of four turned baluster legs.