Antique English Tole Tray on Stand

A very good Victorian English platter, on a new stand. Side table height of 21". Reduced.

This is a fine example of the elegant Edwardian style, in a refined piece of furniture. Restored to a lovely patina, felt insets are very clean. The hand turnings are extremely well-...

Oversized papier mache tray in original full-color paint, with some overpaint on the decorative gilded corners. Important size makes this an above-the-norm tray. New stand, black l...

Antique English papier mâché hand-painted tray on a new black lacquer and gilt Stand made to match. At 26" height, this works as a lamp table, also makes a nice coffee table or lar...

A pretty cricket table with suitable height for use as a good side, lamp or occasional table. The pine top has rich color and good patina. Traditional tripod base construction with a...

Steel box on a smart chunky new stand, with large decorative brass plaque on the top. A good end table or side table. Very decorative.

Pheromonal antique tomato red chinoiserie tray on a later painted tray.

Vintage Mid 20th Century tole painted tray table with foldable base. The ivory background with black neoclassical decoration set on a marbleized surface. The base can be folded for flat storage.

The circa 1800 English Georgian tray on contemporary base are made of solid mahogany. The tray is decorated with panels of fretwork. Perfect as a tea table, side table or occasional ...

This lovely walnut tray table made in a Black Forest style has simple but elegant carving around the inner and outer tray area. Raised up on finely turned x -shaped legs supported on...

English Chippendale mahogany tray table with carved scrolled side handles and terminating on reeded chamfered block legs, Late 18th Century.

This lovely old tray made circa 1860 is inlaid with mother of pearl and tole decorated with flowers set into a lustrous lacquer surface applied to the tinware tray. The flowers are painted in a lively and realistic manner and the tray is further decorated with a meandering border of flowers and vines in gilding and colors along the edge of the dished section of the tray and then again on the broad flat area of the tray's edge. The stand in a Regency form is also decorated in similar colors and with gold. The tray has a label from the 1840s affixed to the reverse that says it was restored and most likely at that time the stand was fashioned and painted to accompany the tray. The stand folds and can be easily moved to make it a perfect movable coffee table...