19th Century Tables

This classically designed bistro table is the perfect way to elevate any small dining space or bar room. Originally made popular during Paris’ Belle Époque, marble bistro tables such...

A late 19th century Louis XV style gilt bronze mounted mahogany, Kingwood and Satiné Parquetry card table By François Linke D-shaped hinged top with rope twist border opening u...

This classically designed bistro table is the perfect way to elevate any small dining space or bar room. Originally made popular during Paris’ Belle Époque, marble bistro tables...

An elegant Sheraton mahogany card table with rosewood cross banding and boxwood and ebony inlays and stringing; lovely figured timber, colour and patina circa 1785.

French Art Deco dining table C1920 Produced in France in the 1920's this rosewood table seats 6- 8 people, it has two hidden drawers on the end freeze, and a saber leg, and serial n...

Large French bistro table or patio and garden dining table that would also make a great console. The table features a long variegated thick m...

Table signed "Gallé" with two inlaid trays decorated with Christmas roses resting on four saber legs. Inlaid signature on the top plate. Circa 1900. Reference: "Gallé furniture" by A...

Stunning oval wrought iron dining table with an elaborately scrolled base, adorned with flower rosettes. Beautiful craftsmanship and design. Fitted with an oval glass top.

This French 1940s dining table is a blend of elegance and functionality, featuring a mahogany veneer that brings warmth and richness to any dining room. The attention to detail is ev...

Superb French Art Nouveau nest of tables with graduated tops, having specimen wood inlays with nautical themes of Brittany. Each table signed in marquetry, 'Gallé'. Circa 1900. Each table top is a work of art in its own right, a fabulous series representing seascapes of Brittany in specimen woods. Raised on beechwood chamfered openwork supports, united by stretchers. The main table shows a coastal landscape. The second having boats near the coastline, a lighthouse in the distance. The third, sailing boats at sea with light reflections. The fourth, Breton women in a rowing boat with light reflection, a gull in the foreground. The tables are in very good condition and have their original finish which has been lightly restored, cleaned and wax polished. Showing some age and use related patina marks to the tops. The top table has a few areas of inlay which have raised very slightly, please refer to photographs 17, 18 and 19. They are not loose, and it does not affect the table's use in any way. One of the legs has moved with age, as shown in the last photograph. This however is solid and does not affect the stability of the table. Emile Gallé (1846 – 1904) was one of the most important French designers of the Art Nouveau period. His career took off after his work received praise at the Paris Exhibition of 1878. Within a decade of another successful showing at the Paris Exhibition of 1889, Gallé had reached international fame and his style, with its emphasis on naturalism and floral motifs, was at the forefront of the emerging Art Nouveau movement. In 1901, together with Victor Prouvé, Louis Majorelle, Antonin Daum and Eugène Vallin...

Decorate a patio or covered porch with this elegant antique bistrot table. Crafted in France circa 1960, the cast iron table sits on a trestle base with elegant scroll legs ending wi...

A 19th century French cast iron bistro table with white painted finish and original white veined marble top. Nice casting with orange painted rosette medallion detail. Minor paint lo...