Europe - Industrial and Work Tables

Large 17th century Dutch oak press with hand carved screw wire. The block can be screwed up and down. Whe up, it can function as a side table / console table, when screwed down it co...

Large Louis XVI kitchen prep table. France, c. 1760. Oak wood with 2 inlaid slabs of bluestone. This unique freestanding work table was made for ...

Circa 1790. 18th C English estate made sycamore top prep table Rustic thick bleached sycamore top with breadboard ends. Drawers to both ends, r...

Folk Art rustic work table from the turn of the century 1700-1800. The table is primitive in its construction but solid and dependable. Made in northern Sweden from pine with two dra...

A beautiful carved work table with crossed legs and motif of four men, 18th century, France.

A delightful George III period mahogany occasional table having superbly figured and crossbanded lift up top with two flaps raised on elegant turned central column terminating on f...

A late 18th century Directoire mahogany architect's table, attributed to the workshop of Jean-Joseph Chapuis. A mechanical table with a double-hinged ratcheted top and a gilt-tooled green leather lined writing surface, veneered in beautifully flame-grained polished mahogany. A horizontal molding, on which reading, writing, and drawing materials may be propped, is attached on the writing surface and can be removed if desired. Below a long frieze drawer displaying the beauty of the mahogany veneer with a central small brass button above the central gilt bronze key-hole mount that enables the mechanism for adjusting the height and angle of the writing surface. The interior of the frieze drawer is fitted with a leather-covered writing slide above two compartments. Candle slides underneath the tabletop can be pulled outward to hold adjustable candlesticks. The square, tapering legs with a top molding, brass block feet and castors. Closed, the architect's table gives little hint of its actual purpose - appearing as an elegant console table. This architect's table is also known as a 'table à la Tronchin' after Théodore Tronchin (Genf 1709- Paris 1781), an unconventional but influential 18th-century Swiss physician who advised a sluggish aristocrat “to write at a raised desk...

Antique work board.

nice aged iron working table from France with heavy and massive oak top.

A FINE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY ARCHITECTS DESK TABLE CIRCA 1800, METAMORPHIC ELEVATION, BEAUTIFUL COLOUR