French Iron and Marble Pastry Table

Produced in France during the early to mid-1900’s, this painted cast iron and marble bistro table can comfortably sit two people. A one-inch-thick round top, which is light gray with...

This elegant and beautifully carved wooden center table from France incorporates design elements from two of the most popular French periods. The intricate hand-carved base exhibits aspects of the Rococo style: highly ornamental with asymmetrical carvings, scrolling curves and gilding. Although the wood has since been stripped, the table has a few faint traces of gold remaining in places. The white gesso/paint has been partially left throughout the table base and then glazed over to produce a beautiful and unique finish. This table can also be described as a Louis XIV “table à gibier...

Topped by a lovely light green and white marble top, this Regence style side table was hand carved in France during the late 1800s. The circular marble is inset into the wood base an...

From Genoa Italy, this round walnut wood, bistro table with a marble top has the most spectacular hand carved pedestal. The round column beneath the marble top has Gothic style arche...

Crafted in France, the iron work table features a scalloped apron with intricate metal work, beautiful scrolled legs and a decorative polished brass finial. This French pâtisserie pa...

A French vintage baker's table with painted wood top and iron base. This whimsical French table features a painted wood top, with scalloped and carved floral and shell motifs about the front center of its apron. The table is raised upon four legs, each an amply designed scroll, with large circular braces at their front and back centers. This vintage French baker...

Rectangular in shape, the antique "Table de Boucher" (butcher table or pastry table) would add the ideal amount of surface space to any kitchen. Crafted in France circa 1780, the pas...

Rectangular in shape, the antique "Table de Boucher" (butcher table or pastry table) would add the ideal amount of surface space to any kitchen. Crafted in France circa 1780, the pas...