Elm Pedestals

This antique Chinese display table dates to the early 20th century and would have been used as a pedestal for floral arrangements or burning ince...

Large elm burl root form pedestal table or stand circa 1970's Formed from a single massive root section showing natural crevices and knotted burls Sculptural in its irregularity w...

This elegant Chinese pedestal table dates to the mid-19th century and would have been used for taking tea, burning incense, or displaying flowers and sculpture. The tall table has a ...

During winter in the colder provinces of China, life revolved around the kang, a heated brick platform that household members would sit or recline upon. Placed on top of the kang, lo...

Chunky solid elm small side tables or pedestals, a wonderful architectural form that can be used for an multitude of uses in the interior, these were directly imported from Denmark.

Vintage burled elm modernist neo-classical pedestal, Italy circa 1970's. Beautiful organic hour glass shape. Gorgeous highly figurative burl grain. Excellent overall condition with ...

Large French 19th century round pedestal table with thick heavy top and pedestal in poplar and elm wood.

Frits Henningsen side able of Elm. Not restored to retain vintage appearance. Is structurally sound and good. Frits Henningsen (1889-1965) was and is known for his uncompromising and perfectionist approach to craftsmanship, his vibrant character and powerful designs. Today, several works of his are considered to be among the finest of the Danish furniture made in the 20th century ? and for good reason. After graduating, Henningsen traveled to work in Germany, France and England, which gave him the opportunity to capture expressions from each culture and stylistic idiom which he later reinterpreted with a more modern twist. Henningsen was known as an uncompromising designer and, unlike many other furniture designers of the time, he always crafted his own furniture, which he began in 1915 after having returned to Copenhagen from his travels abroad. Inspired by the Rococo, French Empire and 17th century English...

Frits Henningsen side table of Elm. Not restored to retain vintage appearance. Is structurally sound and good. Frits Henningsen (1889-1965) was and is known for his uncompromising and perfectionist approach to craftsmanship, his vibrant character and powerful designs. Today, several works of his are considered to be among the finest of the Danish furniture made in the 20th century ? and for good reason. After graduating, Henningsen traveled to work in Germany, France and England, which gave him the opportunity to capture expressions from each culture and stylistic idiom which he later reinterpreted with a more modern twist. Henningsen was known as an uncompromising designer and, unlike many other furniture designers of the time, he always crafted his own furniture, which he began in 1915 after having returned to Copenhagen from his travels abroad. Inspired by the Rococo, French Empire and 17th...

This elegant vintage table was crafted circa 1970. Built of solid elm enhanced with a beautifully distressed patina throughout, the table top stands on a sturdy trestle base under el...

Good solid low round table or plinth with revolving top. Hand turned and made from solid Elm, a good heavy piece, the top turns independently on the base using a bearing system. Coul...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty low elmwood table from the 19th century, with pillar strut motifs and cabriole legs. Created in China during the 19th century, this low elmwood table features ...