Small 18th Century Walnut Side Table from France

Known as a vintner’s table, this beautiful tilt-top wine-tasting table would have been used at a French vineyard during the 1800s. Hand-carved from fruitwood, the robust round top is...

Hand-carved in walnut wood in France, circa 1880, this tilt-top table is known as a wine tasting or vintner’s table. The table features a striated top o...

A definitive trait of Louis XIII furniture is the presence of thick, turned legs sometimes referred to as barley twists, seen on all four legs of this side table (each above a bun fo...

From Provence, France, this beautiful walnut panetiere was hand-carved in the 1700’s. Panetieres were usually hung on walls and functioned as a decorative way keep bread safe...

This beautiful walnut buffet de chasse (hunting buffet) is characteristic of furniture from the Rhone-Alpes region of France during the Louis XV perio...

In French, arbalete means “crossbow” and is typically used to describe the shape of furniture when the frontage has been carved in a sinuous manner. When the profile is viewed from above, it resembles the European Medieval crossbow. In the case of this walnut commode from Provence, the form is double arbalete. Two iron swag handles are affixed to each of the three stacked drawers by parted shell mounts. In between the pulls is a sinuous plate that surrounds a keyhole. Each drawer maintains the arbalete structure created by the thinly molded top. The apron is highly shaped, with many small arbaletes strung together. In the center is a gadrooned leaf and floret medallion surrounded by volute scrolls. The sides are straight but consist of recessed rectangular panels with asymmetrical tops...

English Walnut Side Table From the Late 19th Century With Tilted Top We present you this English side table from the late 19th century with...

18th Century oak tilt-top table from England with a beveled edge, surrounding a hand carved band. The top rests on a hand turned vase shaped central col...

Dark oak 18th century tilt-top tripod table. A round with beautiful patina oak wooden tripod tilt-top table. A late 18th Century table and measures 60 cm diagonal. The table top...

Rare and quirky early 18th Century Welsh oval tilt top table with birdcage mechanism, the richly patinated two plank top over, balustrade turned birdcage and vernacularly fashioned l...

Early 20th century collapsible bamboo side table.

Mid-18th-century walnut side table from France with banded ends on the top, over wonderfully hand scalloped aprons on three sides and a single drawer in the front. The table is finis...