Spanish Tile Top Occasional Table

19th century occasional table with a rectangular top inlaid with stone specimens forming a decorative chevron pattern. It sits above an elegantly carved mahogany round pedestal pillar base...

A rare Pierre Cardin end table in chrome with ceramic tile top, circa 1970. Four tiles in three shades of light grey create an abstract design. One tile signed "Pierre Cardin" in dark grey. Chrome finish has surface scratches otherwise in very good condition. All original. Located in showplace antique...

Circa 1835 Anglo-Indian Regency style solid mahogany occasional table or stand having square tilting top with gadrooned edge on reed-carved and turned pedestal on tripart cusped-conc...

Occasional table, having a round top of aged mirrorplate, surrounded by a molded border, its fielded apron carved with rosettes over four legs, each carved as an arched plume from a ...

Circular top with brass gallery over a larger conforming brass gallery shelf, on a shaped support and a tripod base.

This fine piece of furniture is made from rich deeply grained rosewood. Even the pedestal support is turned and carved from solid rosewood. The table is further accentuated with a wi...

A pair of rare Edward Wormley for Dunbar three tier occasional tables # 4423. Refinished in dark brown walnut.

The rectangular top with canted corners whimsically inlaid with various items related to leisurely pursuits including playing cards and gambling’s, a book of poetry, a painter's pale...

A beautiful and fine American Mid-Century custom ordered side table, model 426A, designed by Edward Wormley (American, 1907-1995) for Dunbar Furniture; Berne, Indiana. Circa 1950-196...

A pair of custom 38" square iron top tables on 19th century Spanish stone plinth bases. Each of the tables have been designed in clean, modern lines and features a patinated iron top, square in shape, with a squared iron central column which terminates into an antique Spanish stone plinth, with a lovely old patina. Please note if using these tables outdoors, we encourage them to be in a covered area, as otherwise they will rust. Tops will be separated, and need to be attached on site, due to heaviness of stone bases. These iron and Spanish stone tables make great versatile pieces, complementary to many design styles, and would function beautifully as small bistro tables...