Late 18th Century Louis XVI Side Table in Original Paint

A classicistic Louis XVI chest of drawers from around 1800. Solid oak wood with later paint. Half-high side-cassetted corpus with slightly overhanging fluted profiled top and flute...

A late 18th century German neoclassicism Louis XVI armoire or cabinet. Two-door dismountable oak corpus with corner slopes standing on 5 ball feet. Subdivided by 3 pilasters with...

Large late 18th-century Louis XVI style armoire or cabinet from France. Made of solid oak and waxed. Circa from the end of the 18th century. Body, with rounded corners, partially car...

Viennese baroque sewing table, around 1860. Solid walnut and veneered, as well as other various precious woods. Transverse oval top with musical marquetry motif consisting of a...

Large French double door from the late 19th century. Made of solid pine wood in the original paint. Doors made in frame construction with 4 cassettes each. Very beautiful origi...

A very elegant large table in Louis XVI style. Germany, around 1900. Perfect as a dining table for 10-14 people. Or also great as a large shared office desk. Rectangular table fra...

18th century French Louis XVI neoclassical painted end table is a classic example of talented rural artisans emulating the styles of the court. Louis XVI is known for reviving the cl...

18th Century French Louis XVI Period Rustic Side Table is a dramatic example of the efforts of rural artisans to follow the dictates of the court. The reign of Louis XVI ushered in ...

Louis XVI Country French two tier side table with cutouts, single drawer standing on cabriole legs. Circa 1780 Cherrywood side table wit...

18th century Country French Louis XVI Period end table is a classic and timeless design not only because it represents the revival of ancient Greek and Roman architecture, but in thi...

Late 19th Century French Louis XV/Transition Marquetry a la Reine side table square table à la chiffonière with canted corners and three drawers standing on four cabriole legs, ho...

18th Century French Louis XV/Transition Kidney Salon Table or Table à Rognon Excellent and rare small side or salon table, a so-called "table à rognon": the kidney shaped table with elaborate mirrored parquetry standing on four slender and tapering cabriole legs with gilt- bronze sabots. A small trompe l'oeil sliding front door, which follows the concave outline of the table front, discloses the table interior with two small storage compartments. One side of the table fitted with two small, curved drawers swinging out sideways. The table top a white and grey marble plate, partially surrounded by a pierced brass gallery. A small table by Charles Topino (ca. 1742-1803, master 1773) was offered in the international art market, which had the identical shape with the characteristic drawers swinging out to the side: Charles Topino worked for a number of years as an independent craftsman before he was received as a maître in 1773. From 1757 Charles Topino worked in the rue du Faubourg-Saint-Antoine gaining great renown as a marqueteur producing elaborate marquetry featuring floral garlands and bouquets as well as still-lifes showing vases, bottles, teapots and other artefacts. Although Topino supplied distinguished clients from the French aristocracy, his main customers were the marchand-merciers and marchand-ébénistes, notably Héricourt, Dautriche, Migeon, Denizot, Moreau, Delorme, Tuart, Joubert and Boudin. In 1782 Topino was elected député of his guild. Topino tended to specialize in making light furniture such as small tables, chiffonnières and bonheurs-du-jour although he is also credited with outstanding commodes and secrétaires in both the Transitional and full Louis XVI styles. Pieces of his oeuvre can be found at the Rothschild Collection...