Baltic Tables

Discover timeless elegance with this superb rare flame mahogany Russian or Baltic cylinder desk, a true statement piece of 19th-century aristocratic furniture design. Crafted from highly figured flame mahogany, this exquisite desk features a classic cylinder roll-top that gracefully conceals a fitted interior with drawers and compartments—perfect for organizing writing tools and important documents. Originating from the Russian or Baltic region, this desk reflects the neoclassical influence and meticulous craftsmanship of the era, showcasing rich grain patterns and a warm, lustrous finish. The brass-mounted accents and intricate ormolu details on the upper corners elevate its regal appeal. The roll-top opens to reveal a leather writing surface, blending practicality with luxury. Below the writing area are three deep drawers, each adorned with original brass escutcheons, providing ample storage space. Whether placed in a refined study, executive office, or luxurious living space, this antique cylinder desk...

This fine quality mirrored bronze lion ormolu Russian style console table is a striking example of neoclassical-inspired furniture that combines bold design with exceptional craftsma...

19th century Baltic mahogany large-scale console. Classic form with original carved, painted and parcel-gilt dolphin form legs. Two drawer top and a sm...

A fine and beautiful 19th century Russian mahogany and brass mounted small center table or large side table . Lions heads with rings on the sides

Continental possibly Baltic (circa 1850s) burl wood and mahogany trim center table with an octagonal base supported on a triangular base with a top having a scalloped apron.

Early 19th Century Baltic Sewing Table in Birch with Drop Leaves, 2 Drawers

Continental Baltic-style (19th Century) rosewood and satinwood trimmed pedestal base end table with shaped rectangular top.

A large and fine pair of early 19th century Russian birch classical consoles with ebonized columns and bronze caps. Carrara marble tops original.