Classical Faux Porphyry Library Table

Faux Porphyry side tables by Gerald Bland.

Faux Porphyry pedestal Contemporary Available as custom order. 1958C.

Georgian mahogany library table. Carved vetruvian scroll detail. Top now covered in blue/grey felt. Kneel hole height 22.5 inches.

Neoclassical mahogany cabinet, with Verde antico marble top and brass grill, North German, circa 1770.

Very fine and important center table with square shaped Egyptian porphyry veneered tabletop. Base in walnut and ebonized wood of the Directoir period of the Late 18’ century, made with special care and 'original choice of the Radica and marquetry. Provenance from an Aristocratic family descendant of Parma. Measurements: cm 120 x 120 This particular Imperial grade of porphyry came from a quarry in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. The term "porphyry" is from Latin and means "purple". Purple was the color of royalty, and the "Imperial Porphyry...

Neoclassical rosewood and marble table, probably French, circa 1940s, possibly earlier. It is constructed of rosewood and other woods with brass ...

A very impressive good quality 19th Century French Empire influenced Gueridon, having a rare Porphyry marble top, wonderful hand carved gilt wood decoration to the frieze of Oak leav...

A superb example of Victorian splendor and its attributes, elegant, sophisticated, refined American high style, this richly decorated parlor (center) table features the original subs...