Giltwood Tables

A Regency amboyna and gilt library table attributed to Seddon and Morel, the rectangular top set upon solid end supports with a turned, reeded and gilded stretcher and gilded foliate...

An elegant French early 19th century Louis XV st. giltwood and marble rectangular side table. The table is raised by cabriole legs with hoof feet and most decorative carvings with a ...

A beautiful and most elegant Italian 19th century Louis XV st. patinated, giltwood, and faux painted porphyry center table. The oblong scalloped shape table is raised by fine slender...

An unusual slate topped parcel gilt walnut table by William Turner & Son, the circular top painted reddish-brown with a delicate spray of naturalistic garden flowers in the centre, s...

An Impressive Mid 18th Century Carved Giltwood Console Table, in the manner of Kent Carefully dry stripped to reveal the soft lustre of the original gilt surface, the table has exce...

A Rare and Important Micromosaic Inlaid Marble and Giltwood Centre Table. Attributed to Michelangelo Barberi, Rome. The circular top with a border of black marble inlaid with red m...

A unique monumental Louis XVI Style giltwood centre table with a Brèche Violette marble top by François Linke. French, circa 1914. Giltwood furniture by Linke is not only rare, but can be difficult to identify as it tends to be unmarked. This table can however be confidently attributed to Linke, as an early black and white photograph of the piece, Linke index no. 2575, survives in the Linke Archive (see page 428 pl. 501, in Christopher Payne: François Linke, 1855-1946, The Belle Époque of French Furniture). The only one of its kind known to have been produced, it was carved for Linke in May 1914 by the outworker Derivry. It formed part of the important commission of furniture ordered by the Italian born Argentinean banker Antonio Devoto...