Edwardian Reading Table

Mouseman Side Table England circa 1960 Oak side table with hand adzed surfaces, paneled all around with carved mouse on the leg. Made by Robert “Mouseman” Thompson. 19.75”w x 12.75”d...

Butcher Block Table France circa 1900 Slab table top with tripod legs. Measures 26”dia x 30.5”h

Sugi Ban Table Made in Wales Tree trunk side table / pedestal. Charred exterior, created using the Sugi Ban process. Measures 30”dia x 26.25”h

Ebonised Side Table England circa 1680 Ebonised oak side table with turned legs and brass hardware. 27.25”w x 21.5”d x 28.75”h ( table )

Mahogany Occasional Table, Scotland circa 1900. Glasgow school table by George Montague Ellwood for J.S. Henry. Measures 25”dia x 28.5”H.

Marble & Iron Garden Table England circa 1930 Rectangular marble top on detailed cast iron base. 37”w x 27”d x 30.5”h

William and Mary style burl walnut table with exquisite marquetry detailing, circa 1900. The top is banded and has a beveled edge surrounding a profuse floral and bird design marque...

Antique English wooden desk with reading stand Beautifully carved from wood, this Victorian English reading desk is supported by two legs wit...

Outstanding quality antique Edwardian inlaid mahogany reading table having a quality lift up ratchet top with charming satinwood inlaid urns, bows and swags above three frieze drawer...

A gorgeous Edwardian inlaid side or writing table, finely carved and of fabulous quality with richly patinated timbers comprising of mahogany and fruitwood. The moulded cross banded, quarter veneered top of rectangular form with a lovely inlaid oval pattern to the central reserve, raised over pull out slide section revealing a writing skiver surface fitted with gorgeous green embossed tooled leather. Raised over moulded frieze with single centred cockbeaded, line inlaid drawer with turned pulls, brass escutcheon and key. Supported on elegantly, tapering square leg, terminating on spade foot, labelled 'Hampton & Sons LTD. Pall Mall East, London.’ Hampton & Sons Hampton & Sons were one of the most prestigious British cabinet makers of the 19th and 20th Century, creating very fine and highly sought after antique furniture renowned for it's fine quality craftsmanship. Reputedly established in 1830, Hampton & Sons began by selling general household and fine furniture in Cranbourn Street, near Covent Garden, London, with their works at 43 Belvedere Road in southeast London. William Hampton’s two sons, George and William, joined the firm in 1869 and they moved to a larger premises at 8 Pall Mall. By 1871 they had expanded to two locations: 1, 2 & 3 Dorset Place, Charing Cross and 8 Pall Mall East. Advertising as 'cabinet makers, upholsterers, bed & mattress makers...

French Rocaille style writing table, little desk or side table, circa 1950. Good condition For shipping: W 89.5, D 52.5, H 75 8.6kg.

A French Louis XV style side table made of solid walnut with hidden desk. Table top slides forward and back lifts up to reveal compartments for letters with two small drawers. Elegan...