1940s French Rouge de Languedoc Marble Table with Parisian Limestone Bases

This elegant and beautifully carved wooden center table from France incorporates design elements from two of the most popular French periods. The intricate hand-carved base exhibits aspects of the Rococo style: highly ornamental with asymmetrical carvings, scrolling curves and gilding. Although the wood has since been stripped, the table has a few faint traces of gold remaining in places. The white gesso/paint has been partially left throughout the table base and then glazed over to produce a beautiful and unique finish. This table can also be described as a Louis XIV “table à gibier...

An exquisitely patinated Louis XV enfilade, hand-carved from oak in the 1700s, this large French sideboard features a luxurious 1 1/4″ thick rouge marble top with gray and cream vein...

A versatile piece of French furniture, hand-carved in the 1940s in France, this elm wood aviation bench would have been used in an industrial workshop. Three truss legs support the r...

Composed of antique elements from previous furniture, this alpine table from La Savoie (a region in Southeastern France that encompasses the French Alps) is a unique dining table tha...

This elegant circular French 1940s neoclassical style mahogany veneered dining table features graceful tapered legs on brass sabots and it is has been recently refinished in a rich d...

Beautifully designed Art Deco dining table. Ideal for use as a desk or dining table. High gloss French polish finish.

A table with soft and elegant lines, it features a solid base anchored with green marble and an hourglass-shaped wood main body with original parchment covers. The support holds a th...

"Architecture is not about space but about time." — Vito Acconci A commanding expression of French Brutalist design, this solid oak dining table embraces monolithic proportions an...