Colonial Revival Tables

This charming vintage table features a rectangular top adorned with hand-glazed ceramic tiles in a vibrant Moorish-inspired mosaic pattern, showcasing intricate floral and geometric ...

A striking yet understated mahogany Swedish desk from 1940s with a simulated Faux bamboo border to the top and rattan style side panels in a warm mid brown colour. The knee hole is f...

Colonial Revival Walnut Dictionary Book Music Stand Lectern. Antique lectern with rich walnut grain features classic slanted top, elegant turned spindle legs with original wooden cas...

Elegant bamboo console table with folding top, designed in the 1980s by the Maugrion company for the "Le Rotin Prestige" collection and manufactured in France by Roche Bobois. This piece of furniture is an extraordinary example of multifunctional design, capable of transforming from a console or desk into an oval table thanks to a sophisticated system of hinges on the top and retractable legs. Finely crafted and woven leather bindings wrap around the bamboo frame giving it sturdiness and timeless elegance. The condition of the bindings is excellent, reflecting the high quality craftsmanship of the piece. In addition, the company's original label is still present, ensuring the authenticity and value of the furniture. The table is paired with its original chair, also made of bamboo and leather, equipped with a floral patterned cushion. Founded with the aim of enhancing the beauty and versatility of natural materials, Maugrion has achieved international fame with its "Le Rotin Prestige" line. This collection has received numerous awards for the quality of workmanship and timeless elegance of its products. The company is known for its ability to combine traditional craftsmanship and modern design, achieving success both in France and abroad. Roche Bobois is one of the most renowned brands in the world of luxury furniture. Founded in the 1960s, the company has won numerous successes and awards for its contribution to interior design. Among the highlights of its history are collaborations with internationally renowned designers such as *Hans Hopfer*, creator of the famous *Mah Jong sofa*, and *Vincenzo De Cotiis...

The Roche Bobois Coffee Table is a stylish centerpiece for any living room. Roche Bobois, known for their contemporary and luxurious furniture, presents a table with a sleek design a...

This is a charming occasional piece in the colonial revival style with a functional area for storage or display of culinary or other items, your choice!. It is vintage Colonial...

Eye-catching woven rattan end table or drinks table with removable tray top. France, 1940s-1950s. This elephant shaped end table stand was beautifully constructed in hand braided rattan / wicker accented with wood tusks...

Heavy oak dining table with Trestle Base featuring a drawer with dual side access.

A fine rectangular maple one drawer tavern table with boldly turned legs and H form turned stretchers, the overhanging top secured with four handled pegs, and “Wallace Nutting” stamp...

A magnificent 1920s solid oak console table or sofa table by Irving and Casson from the Berks County Jesuit Center. This conole table could be...

A magnificent 1920s solid oak farm table by Irving and Casson from the Berks County Jesuit Center. This monumental table could be used as a work table in a kitchen or large office, as well as a display table in a store. Dark oak, hand-rubbed finish adds to its character and patina. A wonderful piece of history. The refectory table is in very good condition with age-appropriate wear, overall good. Some scratches and variations in color are all part of the history and use of the table. Occasional dark spot on top of the surface as shown in images. There is another table in another listing that has a slightly better original finish with fewer dark spots. More information about Irving and Casson is below about the interior design and installations from the White House to suburban homes. Labeled "Irving & Casson-A. H. Davenport Co." underside. Irving and Casson – A. H. Davenport Co. was one of the most significant American furniture makers of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Long recognized for its fine craftsmanship of furniture and interior woodwork, the company also provided complete interior design services. From cathedral...

A magnificent 1920s solid oak farm table by Irving and Casson from the Berks County Jesuit Center. This monumental table could be used as a work table in a kitchen or large office, as well as a display table in a store. Dark oak, hand-rubbed finish adds to its character and patina. A wonderful piece of history. The refectory table is in very good condition with age-appropriate wear, overall good. Some scratches and variations in color all part of the history and use of the table. More information about Irving and Casson is below about the interior design and installations from the White House to suburban homes. Irving and Casson – A. H. Davenport Co. was one of the most significant American furniture makers of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Long recognized for its fine craftsmanship of furniture and interior woodwork, the company also provided complete interior design services. From cathedral...