Antique Edwardian Occasional Side Table

This is an antique English workbox table dating from the late 19th century. It is made from Gonçalo Alves with fabulous satinwood inlaid decoration. It has a drawer with compartme...

The well-figured round top with an inlaid laurel-leaf and interlaced ribbon perimeter border; above a plain frieze apron with inlaid beading; raised on graceful splayed legs joining ...

This is a nice 2 tiered Edwardian side table. It's made of walnut and has a lower shelf for storage. The table sits on turned legs that end in ball feet. The top is etched and the lo...

This is an antique tea table. An English, hand-painted beech occasional or side table with velvet top, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. ...

Fine quality antique Edwardian antique inlaid mahogany occasional / lamp table having a lovely mahogany top with two drop leaves and satinwood inlay, one frieze drawer with original ...

We are delighted to offer for sale this Lovely Edwardian Walnut Side End Table. An Edwardian walnut side end occasional centre table is a classic and elegant piece of furniture. W...

A gorgeous Edwardian mahogany occasional table, of fabulous quality, richly patinated and with beautiful marquetry and line inlay detail throughout. The well figured, shaped and mou...

An Exceptionally Fine Example of an Edwardian Hand Painted Satinwood occasional circular table of medium proportions firmly attributed to celebrated Dublin Cabinet Maker James Hicks and Sons. The circular top superbly hand painted with a central vignette of putti sitting on waves, contained within floral swags, the outer rim painted with roses above floral painted frieze, raised on beautifully turned painted legs. Condition: Superb condition, nice surface patination with good original unfaded colours allover. Height: (entire as image one) 27.5" (70cm). Diameter: (at top) 28.5" (72cm). Location: Dublin City, Ireland. Affordable fixed price Worldwide Store to door shipping offered by Seller. This impressive Center Table is attributed to the celebrated Dublin cabinetmaker James Hicks and Sons of 5 and 6 Lower Pembroke Street, Dublin. Ireland. James Hicks was born in 1886, the son of a chairmaker, Patrick Hicks. The family may have been associated with the Dublin cabinet-making firm of Michael Butler, by tradition living next door in Upper Abbey Street. Butler made some of the finest 18th century revival Irish mahogany furniture...

Very pretty regency rosewood occasional table. Standing upon brass lion paw feet with a platform base embellished with typical regency cast brass motifs and a ring turned column. T...

Very Unusual Victorian Rosewood Occasional Table. Having a Platform base with Bun Feet. Circa 1850 Featuring ring turned columns and a small galleried basket. The top having a larger...