French Neoclassic Carved Walnut and Veneer One-Drawer Table, Early 19th Century

Having a three board top slightly overhanging the rectangular case, the case housing one drawer missing bottom left corner, the opposite side with decorative shaped wooden corners at...

A round walnut side table with an interesting pop-out drawer accessed by a button under the tabletop raised on a carved pedestal ending on a carved tripod footed base.

Having a rectangular top with molded edge and a dentil molded apron atop a paneled case housing one drawer, the case and top raised on columnar legs, the shaped bracket bases joined ...

Petite in stature with three slides over two drawers. Probably originally had a superstructure because there are visible patches where something would have been attached. It might al...

A delicately carved walnut writing table with a single drawer on the side of the apron and a raised gallery around three sides for the original purpose of writing. Raised on four tap...

Having a rectangular top with with molded edge above a conforming case housing one drawer the apron uniquely shaped, the case raised on turned legs joined by and h-form stretcher

Fine quality 19th century Italian writing table of elegant proportions with amazing neoclassical details. A near-square burled walnut top is the perfect work surface and has a beauti...

An early 18th century Louis XIV walnut table with rectangular molded top, long drawer in frieze with intricate wrought iron center pull, and tur...

A French carved walnut small writing table, perfect end table or bedside table, late 18th century.

A Louis XV style French writing table in walnut with bronze hardware and an antique red leather tooled top. This beautiful table is probably from ...

19th Century French Renaissance writing table ~ student desk is a remarkable example of the furniture maker's craft, performed on a diminutive scale perfect for townhomes, apartments, libraries, studies, and a student's bedroom! Created entirely from old growth oak, it was literally designed to last for centuries. A single steel pendant pull for the drawer is the only other material used. Hand-carved bas relief covers the entire half-bullnose bevel around the perimeter, underneath a subtle ogee bevel surrounding the solid plank top. Another tier of ogee trim in reverse appears under the carved edging, and that's just the surface! The apron is a marvel of wood sculpting, with elaborate scrollwork and stylized naturalistic foliates in glorious full relief appearing on all four facades, framed by amazingly lifelike full relief busts...

Prettiest little 19th century French walnut single drawer side or end table. Great color and patina. Turned legs and pinned construction. Great size to use in a variety of places.