19th Century Rustic Continental Console Table with Horn Design
Located in Queens, NY
Rustic Continental (19th century) horn design shaped console table with animal skin veneer.
19th Century Unknown Antique Rustic Tables
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For some, the phrase “rustic style” suggests a house like “La Pitchoune,” the late chef Julia Child’s cottage in Provence, with its exposed wooden beams and well-worn antique furniture. For others, rustic furnishings and decor prompt images of a place like the Lake Placid Lodge in Upstate New York, with its stone fireplaces and knotty pine paneling. Indeed, rustic furniture design takes many forms: twig furniture, a plank trestle table, a hand-stitched quilt, a chandelier made of deer antlers.
The rustic style originated in the late 1800s in England, where it was heavily influenced by Romanticism. By the 20th century, it had spread to the United States, adopted by wealthy New Yorkers and the National Park Service alike. Although there are many categories of rustic furniture, one of the most popular and familiar manifestations of the style is Adirondack furniture and the low-slung 1903 Thomas Lee Adirondack chair.
Rustic design is perhaps mostly about texture and humble materials: hand-hewn reclaimed wood, woven rush seating, wrought iron, coarse stone and weathered metal. As a decor, it exudes warmth and honesty, while a single piece of countrified design adds an intriguing visual counterpoint in a sleek, modern environment.
Easily identifiable by its rough textures, earthy colors and natural materials, rustic wares help bring the beauty of the outdoors inside.
As you can see on 1stDibs, vintage rustic chairs, dining tables and other pieces of rustic furniture offer endless inspiration.
19th Century Rustic Continental Console Table with Horn Design
Located in Queens, NY
Rustic Continental (19th century) horn design shaped console table with animal skin veneer.
Hide, Horn
Oak Table Base with Casters, United States, c. 1950
Located in New York City, NY
Well made oak table base, with interesting joinery.
Oak
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JOSEPH SAVINA (1901-1983) important dining table circa 1940
Located in Paris, FR
Two Italian-style extensions. Total length when open: 260 cm Literature: Joseph Savina, art and craft: Furniture, sculptures - Le Corbusier - Savina, Exhibition catalog, Côtes-d'Arm...
Wood
Oblong Twig-Top Table in Two Parts, France, 19th Century
Located in Isle Sur La Sorgue, Vaucluse
Unique and wonderful rustic 19th century centre table from France. The oblong tabletop is inlaid with an intricate geometric pattern, with contrasting-coloured smooth twigs. The apro...
Wood
Rustic Round Tripod Side Table, France, 19th Century
Located in Antwerp, BE
Tripod round stool or side table, featuring a captivating patina that not only adds character but also enhances the overall aesthetic appeal. The tripod base ensures stability and st...
Wood
Live Edge Industrial Table
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Studio made side table or pedestal with a wood slab on hairpin iron legs. Table top has an attractive rustic style with exposed live edge. Please confirm location NY or NJ
Iron
Large White Bone and Cow Horn Console in the Style of Karl Springer
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Large white bone and cow horn Console in the style of Karl Springer. USA, c.1960s. * Dimensions:Height: 32.008 in (81.31 cm)Width: 67.5 in (171.45 cm)Depth: 20.5 in (52.07 cm)
Brass
Brutalist Travail Populaire Cabinet, France, Early 20th Century
Located in Antwerp, BE
This unique rustic folk art cabinet is handcrafted from a solid tree trunk and finished with exquisite slate, seamlessly blending natural beauty with functional design. Harking back ...
Slate
Travail Populaire Side Table - Early 20th Century
Located in Antwerp, BE
Travail populaire rustic stool or side table, crafted with meticulous attention to detail. This piece has acquired a beautiful patina from the early 20th century and remains in remar...
Wood
Jean Touret & The Artisans of Marolles, Rectangular Dining Table, circa 1960
By Atelier Marolles, Jean Touret
Located in New York, NY
Stamped "Marolles." Jean Touret moved to Pezay, a rural area near Marolles, in 1946. While there, he became highly conscious of the uncertainty that industrial development would bring to the future of the local craftsmen. Believing strongly in the value of the artisan...
Wrought Iron