Oval Wine table, France 19th century

A 19th century French Vendange / grape harvest table. This typically French Vendange table will have been carried around many vineyards over the past century for the grape harvests and well used...

French wine tasting table, also known as a vendage or vigeron table, which was once used in the vineyards of France for tasting wine or enjoying a meal. This table would be suitable ...

19th century French flip top wine table with beautiful base. Table top is .75" thick. Space under table measures 29.75".

Large 19th century Tilt-top French wine tasting table. The top can be positioned vertically for storage and opened for use as a side or dining table. Dimensions when tilted up: 49" x...

A beautiful, honey coloured French vendange or wine table with folding top dating from the 19th or early 20th century. With two legs with h...

Antique Oval Walnut Veneer Table Experience the allure of the Historismus era with this exquisite antique oval table. Crafted with stunning walnut ...

Early 19th century Regency tripod wine table. The rectangular satinwood and mahogany crossbanded top sits above a turned stem that splays out into three downswept tapering legs, term...

Early 19th century George III mahogany wine table, the moulded top of circular form raised over turned pod with barley twist and baluster carved reeded detail supported on triform mo...

A scarce antique country French rafraichissoir table (wine cooler) desserte server with beautifully aged patina. Circa 1800 Hand-crafted in Pro...

A very good quality 19th century regency period oak wine table, or lamp table, attributed to gillows of lancaster, having shaped tray top with gadrooned, carved, decoration over moulded reverse tapering column with stylised lotus baluster and elegant swept tripod legs with foliate carved decoration. "Attributed To Gillows." This fine quality, charming little table follows a widely recognised design pattern which features in the Gillows Estimate Sketch Books for 16 July 1822, which refer to a "double round cornered top" and then appear again several times throughout the 1820's and 1830's. The designs are often referred to as "Flower Stands", or "Flower Tables" and there are various different itinerations to be found throuout the Regency and William IV periods. Constructed from charming, warm, rich oak veneers this little table is a great example. The carving is crisp and well executed and it retains a good colour and patina. It also remains in excellent condition and has clearly been well loved and well looked after throughout its history. The dimensions are great. Big enough to be practical and functional, but small enough to go just about anywhere around the home and serve a purpose as an antique lamp table, antique bedside table, antique wine table antique...