French Vintage Painted Bistro Table

How cool is this. It was formerly used in an old gym and now perfect for a barstool or pedestal for a sculpture.

This is an early walnut Spanish table that could be a great small desk or side table. It has a warm honey patina and its stability is good. You can see in the photos the dovetail con...

This walnut table features a single board, three drawers and is from the 17th century made in Italy.

Wonderful long hall bench from a Belgian castle in walnut wood that has later grey paint. One of the feet has been chipped. Muslin is stained.

French 18th century Louis XVI painted armchairs with velvet upholstery stamped by N Blanchard.

These were used in Spain at the Burberry Store. They are so cute in person. There are minor scratches on the glass and slightly on the base. I tried to...

Important French wooden blackened pedestal table. The rocking tray of animated form, receiving in its middle an important decoration of flowers painted and underlined by gilded nets....

French Maison Jansen style iron and bronze pedestal table. Finely detailed French Art Deco Maison Jansen style patinated iron and brass stand ac...

End of 19th century French bistro table with many old worn layers of green tones. Riveted, with shapely wrought iron legs and steel metal top.

We have a total of three of these 29 inch high 36 inch round pedestal refreshment tables from the now defunct Bowl-O-Mat in Beverly, Massachusetts produced by Brusnwick Corporation i...

Impressive French mahogany pedestal table in oval shape raised on beautifully hand carved leg. Could be an elegant part of any type of i...

A vintage post modern style high round table in aluminum and stainless steel. The round, stainless steel top is complemented by the brushed aluminum shaft. The sculptural design of the table upright is reminiscent of the abstract works of Constantin Brancusi, especially his Endless Column. From the artstory website, "Originally created in 1918, in Endless Column Brancusi references the axis mundi, or axis of the world, a concept crucial to the beliefs of many traditional cultures embodying the connection between heaven and earth. This focus reflected Brancusi's strong and persistent affinity for the sacred, cosmic, and mythical. Endless Column also treats another theme of Brancusi's work, the idea of infinity, here suggested by the repetition of identical rhomboid shapes." In this table, conical forms of varying height, upright and inverted, are combined to create the abstract design. The scale and presence of the table are quite impressive. The heavy table base provides a sturdy and reliable foundation. This high top table...