Louis XV End Tables

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A pair of attractive Louis XV style midcentury kingwood and crossbanded gilt metal mounted table of serpentine outline with sculptured French Breche Rouge Marble tops. Breche Rouge i...

Pair of 20th century carved 2-drawer Louis XV style side tables. The tables stand on four cabriole legs with rams head feet. The beautiful carved drawer...

"Tomlinson Louis XV / French Provincial style end table. Made from Cherry with a cello cutouts along the side, an inner cubby, dovetailed drawer and long tapered legs leading to slender stump feet. The table is accented with engraved trim in gold and features a French brass drawer pull. Marked along back side, 1161 Table Cherry Amber. The table was purchased was originally made in High Point, North Carolina and purchased from The Rike Kumler Company of Dayton Ohio in the 1960s. Tomlinson History Pay a visit to the town of High Point, North Carolina — long the capital of American-made furniture — and, from nearly any location in the city, you’ll see a tall smokestack bearing the name Tomlinson. It’s a name with deep roots there: In 1901, Sidney Halstead Tomlinson, Sr., and his brother founded the Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Co., producing adaptations of 19th-century European antiques for an enthusiastic American audience. Later the Tomlinson Furniture Company grew rapidly over the ensuing decades, becoming a significant contributor to High Point’s thriving manufacturing economy. Although Tomlinson began with a focus on antique-style furniture, by the middle of the century the company had adopted aesthetics from the modern style that was rapidly growing in popularity around the world. Throughout the 1950s and 60s, Tomlinson Furniture produced coffee tables, storage cabinets and seating in the low-slung, sleek silhouettes that were typically characteristic of what we now know as mid-century modern designs. Working with designers like John Lubberts and Lambert Mulder, the company experimented with materials like woven cane and unique styles such as neoclassical lounge chairs in cherrywood that were seen as thoughtful modern interpretations of Biedermeier furniture. During the mid-1950s, Tomlinson Furniture introduced its dramatic and decorative Sophisticate line, a collection of case pieces, seating, tables and more, available in a variety of woods. Today, designs that originated in the collection, such as its pecan-framed chairs with seats and backs of woven leather straps, are increasingly sought after by collectors. Rike's History The company was established as the Rike-Kumler company in downtown Dayton, Ohio in 1853. They would remain independent until 1959 when they joined the Federated Department Stores company, at which time the company owned the then 650,000 sq ft downtown store, a 280,000 sq ft service building, two warehouses, and the Miami Hotel...

This is a beautiful pair of cross-hatch inlaid olivewood commodes or nightstands with finished backs. They are in good vintage condition and one is slightly darker than the other due...

"Impressive French inspired nightstand or side table by Romweber Furniture, circa 1954. Features a serpentine or oxbow form with tiered surface and lower stoage cabinet. Made from an exotic African burled avodire wood. The rest of the case is accented with paint and gilt details. Features ornately scalloped accents, baroque trimmings and cabriole scrolled feet. Romweber's unique history dates back to the late 19th century and the three companies from which they evolved: the American Furniture Company, Batesville Cabinet Company, and Batesville Coffin Company. Each company started in 1879, making one of the nation's oldest case good furniture manufacturers. American Furniture Company manufactured bedroom furniture while Batesville Cabinet specialized in dining room furniture. Of course, Batesville Coffin is self-explanatory. When these companies merged, they shared a sales force. The salesmen traveled the nation, calling upon owners of furniture stores and directors of funeral homes - often one in the same. Products were sold and shipped coast to coast, quite a rarity at the time. 1930 - 1959 The Depression was a challenge to most business, Survival hinged on the ability to adapt and make products that were in demand during these lean economic times. In fact, RomWeber made five-pound fruitcake boxes to survive those tough years. Versatility came to the fore again during World War II when we made ammunition boxes and pontoons for American troops, and furniture for officers' quarters. The 60s and beyond Romweber furniture went to college with the baby boomers. Schools like Purdue, Indiana University, Xavier University, Miami University...

Elegant satinwood nightstand with ornate hand painted gold trim by J.B. Van Sciver Co. A Serpentine form with tiered design allowing for two surf...

A vintage pair of French Louis XV style marble top accent tables. Cream painted wood frames featuring cabriole legs, channeled edge details and...

An elegant vintage French Louis XV style mahogany parquetry chest of drawers nightstand by Camaro. circa 1960 Born in France during the mid-20th century, having a stunning Sienna ...

Adams Always Fine Furniture Louis XV style tiered end tables, circa 1930-40s. Beautifully designed with acanthus and scalloped details. Features an inset round glass top resting on a raised wooden top supported by ""s"" scrolls with raised and carved details along each corner. The circular glass inserts have a round frosted detail along the underside. Supported by long cabriole legs terminating into ""c"" scrolled feet. Made in America Adams Always Fine Furniture were known for reproducing styles and craftsmanship from the 18th century and 19th century...

Louis XV style three drawer satinwood inlaid mixed banded fruitwood round side table in good vintage condition. Circa 1950s. Measures 13.5 i...

These are beautiful and in very good condition. The marble tops are in stark contrast to the bright brass or bronze ormolu. The cases are in good condition and the drawers work as th...