A Mid-Eighteenth Century Chippendale Period Side Table

A fine late eighteenth century occasional table, the top with canted sides, constructed from goncalo alves with oval cartouche inlaid with Ceylonese satinwood, surrounded by a bandin...

A fine mid eighteenth century Chippendale supper table, with serpentine tambour front, the top extending with a flap opening to each side, with single drawer to the frieze with origi...

A late eighteenth century harewood Pembroke table, with shaped hinged top with inlaid satinwood central oval to the top and tulipwood border, a single drawer to the frieze, all suppo...

An unusual mid nineteenth century rosewood writing table, the top opening to reveal a crimson baize writing surface, with hidden inset inkwell, with one drawer to the frieze and slid...

A fine George III Chippendale period Pembroke table with a central chrysanthemum patera; the top paneled with two cuts of mahogany and with extensive diagonal banding.

A George III Chippendale period mahogany serpentine-front side table of a good original color and patina: the carved acanthus leaves at the top of the legs is a rare feature.

Wonderful Georgian side table Beautiful timber with lovely figure and grain. All solid tropical hardwood apart from thick veneer on the apron. Lovely quality carving to the claw an...

This elegant side table was made in The Netherlands around 1780. It has a beautiful mahogany top made of two symmetrical planks, also known as “livre ouvert”. The two pieces of timber are cut and folded open like a book. (livre ouvert is French for open book” The top is surrounded by a slightly raised and molded trim. The table features one dovetailed central drawer with two Dutch ajour cut brass pulls. The drawer has its original lock and key. The interior of the drawer is made in the best quality thin watered oak...