Pair of 20th-century Spanish Half-moon Tables in Solid Beech

Wooden table. Table legs represent spears. Great conditions.

A seventeenth-century buffet with traces of old painting, from the private collection of Professor José Herman Saraiva, would be a piece of antique furniture of Portuguese origin, dating from the seventeenth century and that presents indications of ancient painting on its surface. Professor José Herman Saraiva is a figure known for his academic work and the private collection he owned. The term "buffet" refers to a type of furniture used to store tableware, such as cutlery, plates, glasses, among others, and that can have a decorative function in the dining room or other areas of the house. Seventeenth-century buffets often feature design features and woodworking techniques of the time, such as elaborate carvings, turned feet, carved wood details, and metal handles, among other decorative elements. The presence of traces of old paint on the surface of the buffet may indicate that the piece was originally painted or lacquered, which was common in antique furniture for wood protection or aesthetic purposes. The old paint may have been applied in one or more layers, and the remaining traces may...

Pair of 19th century Swedish demi-lune consoles. Half-moon shape top supported by long slender tapered legs. Tables are free standing for separate use or putting them together as round table making them very versatile. Each measures H31.25" W47" D23.50" As round table diameter...

This set of two Laiyang side tables by Gregorius Pineo features a sleek, contemporary design with a glazed planked top and detailed borders. The dark slate grey finish, complemented ...