19th Century Sculptur Table Academy of Fine Arts Berlin Rotating Oak

Solid mahogany panel on a mounted, three-legged base, formed from three naturalistic snake legs, held together in the middle by a cloth drapery, the heads of...

18th century Venetian center table red lacquered with painted gilt figures with one-drawer a very unusual and rare Venetian table with lovely ...

A very rare and unusual tile table from Schleswig Holstein with its original setting and gilding. The carvings are special, which are all around and...

Provenance: noble Family "von Puttkamer" from Berlin Brandenburg; on the back original marked with pencil "Henriette von Puttkamer" and a transport sticker, made of paper, from the railway "Waren (Müritz)" (Henriette v. P. lived from 1799 until 1878) This piece of furniture from the time of the German Empire has a tasteful lightness that is underlined by the extraordinary design. Both ends of the backrest are crowned by a reclining, hand-carved and gilded lion...

19th century carved parcel-gilt polychrome painted center table in the taste of Ancient Egypt, circa 1867-1870. The top of the table is an original black Belgian marble top. Supplied to Khedive Ismail Pacha for his Gezireh palace in Cairo, for the opening of the Suez Canal and commissioning the opera Aida by the composer Verdi . Until 1998 this table was located in Villa Draneht Pasha in Oggebbio at Lake Maggiore in Italy, when the Peter Zervudachi estate was liquidated. He was Paul Dranehts grandson, the first owner of the villa. During the 19th century, Draneht served under four Egyptian ottoman viceroys, starting with Muhammad Ali Pasha, who patronized him to study medicine in Paris. Paul Draneht became a very loyal servant to all Viceroys and they thanked him for his efforts with titles and properties. His career accelerated under the last viceroy he served, Khedive Ismail Pasha...

Architectural view of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Watercolour on Paper, not signed. The fine watercolor work in delicate shades of brown, blue and g...

A very attractive blonde oak centre table by James Shoolbred. The table is raised on turned and fluted legs, united by an X-framed stretcher with bobbin turned decoration, the table edge is also carved. The underside of the table has a plaque with Shoolbred’s London trade details, ‘James Shoolbred & Co. Tottenham House, Tottenham Court Road, London’. James Shoolbred & Co were established in the 1820s and started out as a draper and later became a department store in Tottenham Court Road. Shoolbred expanded into the stores either side and by the 1870s they were designing, manufacturing and selling high quality furniture, until 1931 when the company ceased trading. James Shoolbred was one of many who specialised in furniture of the Aesthetic Movement, although they also used fashionable trends of the time like Japanese...

A very fine 19th Century fruitwood workbox or occasional table of fabulous quality with rich patination and grain. The well figured line inlaid and crossbanded top of rectangular fo...

A charming early 19th century English oak work stand. Having a rectangular top with gilt tooled green leather inset writing surface, a brass keyhole shaped escutcheon and original key allow the lid to lock or unlock, lifting the tabletop open reveals a green felt panel...

Antique bleached oak parquet top table.

19th Century Oak Single Drawer Work Table. Measures 34" in width, 23.5" in depth and stands 29" tall. Knee clearance is 24.5".

A 19th century French rustic table from the Vosges region. Tables like this were multifunctional. People worked on them, sit on it, eat etc... Rema...