1900s Double Tiered Art Nouveau Side Table

A square three tiered patinated brass side table with black vitrolite surfaces. The frame has furrowed finials capping the reeded legs at each corner. Designed in the manner of Maiso...

A black stained birch two tiered Art Deco side table featuring a curved bottom with two tapered and extended legs. Contains two drawers on...

A low table with an 18th c. Chinese panel top w/ protective glass surface and Regency-style base. It was made by the London firm of Mallett in one of their signature designs. Acquire...

The fine oak rectangular top with rounded corners supported at each end by slender baluster shaped turnings joined by stretcher at base with brass clad feet and stretcher having orig...

A pair of Chinese-inspired side tables with raffia over wooden frames having squared legs with cabriole feet. Attributed to Karl Springer circa 1980.

An American Greek Revival side table with 3 tapered fluted round legs supported by triangular plinth supported by splayed legs and having center...

An exquisite oval walnut library or tray table featuring a sleek hidden drawer under the tray or table top. The two-tier table offers a small Bottom shelf. The side of this stunning ...

A LOUIS MAJORELLE CARVED MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY TWO TIER TABLE. CIRCA 1900 Inlaid in various woods with stylised vines, leaves and branches, the top with inlaid inscription, bronze ...

Stunning and rare Art Nouveau Arts & Crafts side table. Striking Dutch design from the 1900s. Solid oak frame with hand-carved flowers on top and legs. This wonderful Art Nouveau ...

Victor Horta Side Table, Art Nouveau, 1900s

Italian Art Nouveau wood glass and brass service table with doors, 1900s Service table with hexagonal wooden base. The glass top is removable and can be used as a tray, and has a woo...

Beautiful and practical Art Nouveau table by one of the French master designers. This elegant and remarkable condition table in the Art Nouveau style is entirely made of beautiful woods and the inlaid floral patterns most connoisseurs will immediately recognize as typically Gallé. What is less typical is the 'burned' maker's mark, but this maker's mark most certainly is by the grandmaster himself and we also found this very same 'tray-table' in one of the books we have on Emile Gallé. Besides a few tiny missing pieces of inlay this tray-design table top is in superb condition and the hand carved and also flower inspired base is simply mint. Thanks to the elegant design and the wonderful patinas this rare, one-piece Gallé table...