18th Century Louis XV Fruitwood Side Table with Pied-de-Biche

Hand-carved cylindrical Bamileke wood stool with traditional intricate lattice pattern.

The octagonal top with radiating parquetry inlay; raised on four canted paneled supports joined by a platform stretcher on block feet. Lovely faded color and lively timber.

The overhanging rectangular top with broad crossbanding, over a deep frieze; raised on cabriole legs. With deep, rich color.

The double serpentine form top made of various specimen marbles and inlaid with the armorial for the Baker family of County Tipperary, with motto "Hono Virtutis Satelles" surrounded by panels of sea shells. Signed. On a later ebonized base. Note some wear to painted surface of base. The top was made by the best known marble working firm in 19th century Malta, J. Darmanin and Sons, who traded from about 1800-1880s and exhibited at several international exhibitions including the Great...

Exceptional walnut and mixed fruitwood table with inlay parquetry design and beautiful detailing, having a single center drawer and standing on tapering legs. In superb original cond...

A French provincial Louis XV period writing table in walnut, circa 1770, the original conforming top over a scalloped apron with one drawer, on cabriole legs. Older finish, nice pati...

An 18th century leather-top side or card table circa 1780 in oak, with a dark green leather top with brass nail details, two small drawers in the scalloped apron on slender cabriole ...

Known in France as a table d’apparat (ceremonial or formal table), this occasional table has been hand-carved in the style of Louis XV. Tables d’apparat were not intended for everyda...