Sewing Table with Wings, Palosanto or Rosewood Wood, 19th Century

Mahogany wood “architect desk” table, France, 19th century. On four solomonic legs with a central knot stands the table, which has two drawers on the skirt, some boards on the sides...

This rectangular table has four legs ended in eagle talons holding balls, and has a drawer and two folding boards (whose name comes from this typology). The decorative simplicity of the work is due to its creation as a mainly functional furniture, although you can see the characteristic use of decorative elements of different traditions, something common in the art of the 19th century. The legs are very common in English examples of the 18th century ("claw and ball" with paw) and the wood in which it has been constructed is the most common in Spanish antique furniture...

Table for an Spanish writting desk (bargueño) with "Saint Anthony" legs. Although the curves of the guarantors and the discs may recall examples of the Baroque, the simple geometri...

Oriental table. Carved wood, metal. Twentieth century. Side table made of carved wood, with a rectangular top board decorated with two highlights on its smaller sides and a drawer i...

English Early 19th Century Regency Mahogany Drop Leaf Sewing Side Table with 2 Drawers, Lyre Splayed Legs & Stretcher

Delicate sewing table standing on slender, elegantly curved legs, crafted from finely polished walnut with beautiful veneer grain. The shaped top opens to reveal a meticulously organ...

Decent Biedermeier sewing table, circa 1825. Mahogany on solid softwood. Straight, two-handed frame box on a telescopic column on saber-shape...

Good quality french 19th century work table circa 1870. Shaped top surface with chequered pattern in kingwood and tuilpwood, with ormolu edging.  Further mounts to the drawer fronts...