Italian, Emiliana, Walnut and Inlaid 1-Drawer Games Table, 3rdq 18th Century

having a rectangular top above a conforming case housing one drawer, the case raised on square fluted tapering legs

A very rare table with a uniquely shaped top with concave sides and rounded corners, thick veneers, the inset marble top of a rare shade, the case housing a lone drawer and raised on...

Elegant Louis XVI table in walnut from the Emilia region of Italy, dating to the late 18th century. The piece features classic pin legs, a hallmark of the Louis XVI style, joined by ...

A French Louis XV period game table from the 18th century with brown leather top, single drawer, carved apron and cabriole legs. This exquisite French Louis XV period game table, crafted in the 18th century, is a testament to the timeless allure of classic French design. Its sumptuous brown leather top, made of high-quality genuine leather, not only exudes opulence but also offers a perfect surface for both gaming and working. The table features a single drawer, discreetly tucked beneath the leather-topped surface, providing convenient storage for cards, dice, or other gaming essentials. The apron, adorned with a carved motif, adds an air of sophistication and craftsmanship to the piece. Elegantly curved cabriole legs, a hallmark of Louis XV design, bestow a sense of graceful movement and charm upon this table. In your home, this Louis XV game table serves as a versatile addition to your living space. It's not just a table; it's a gathering place for entertainment and leisure. You can host friendly card games, chess matches, or enjoy quiet moments of reflection or work at this beautifully appointed piece. Positioned in a living room, library, or a dedicated gaming room, this table becomes a focal point, drawing both attention and admiration. Its rich brown leather top adds warmth to the room, creating an inviting atmosphere for gatherings with friends and family. Whether used for leisure or as a functional and stylish workspace, this French Louis XV game table...