Antique Nesting and Stacking Tables
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French Vintage Brass Nesting Tables
$1,295.0017.25"H x 20.88"W x 13"D
Dimensions: 17-¼”H x 20-⅞”W x 13”D
Set of three French, brass nesting tables with inset tinted glass tops. The four legs have turned-like caps with fluted columns and turned-like feet. Simple brass rod stretchers connect the legs for an added detail.
- 17-¼”H x 20-⅞”W x 13”D
- 15-⅝”H x 18″W x 11-¾”D
- 14”H x 15-¼”W x 10-½”D
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French 19th Century Polychrome Nesting Tables
Original price was: $1,450.00.$1,100.00Current price is: $1,100.00.20.75"H x 20.5"W x 16.5"D
Dimensions: 20 3/4″ H x 20 1/2″ W x 16 1/2″ D
A delightfully congenial set of French 19th century painted nesting tables. The set consists of three delicate tables that are graduated in size. They neatly stack or “nest” inside one another, enabling them to be kept out of sight when not being used. The polychrome tables each have exceptional hand-painted details that ornament them and provide a gentle sweetness that only a bouquet of freshly-cut flowers can. Painted green, the tops were trimmed in gold gilt, which can still be seen in many places. The shapely form of the scalloped apron is also integrated into the slender cabriole legs that bend gently at the knee and taper slightly to a pad foot. The three tables individually measure:
Large: 20-¾”H x 20-½”W x 16-½”DMedium: 19-¾”H x 15-⅜”W x 14-½”D
Small: 18-⅝”H x 11-⅝”W x 13”D
Shop Antique Nesting Tables and Stacking Tables
Nesting or “stacking” tables come in a set of three or more tables of different sizes so they can neatly “nest” on top of each other for easy storage. Antique nesting and stacking tables are perfect for many purposes, including side tables, game tables, or just for holding trinkets and knick-knacks. These versatile and distinctive tables lend diversity to your space and provide a graceful home for art pieces or knick-knacks in your home.
Types of Antique Nesting Tables
Antique nesting tables rose in popularity in the 1800s when people used them for needlework and other leisure pastimes such as tea time. However, in the 1920s, German American artist and designer Josef Albers modernized the concert of nesting tables with a beautiful, sleek, and unique design. In his design, each table featured a different color and caught the attention of people looking for a more eclectic style.
There are many types of antique nesting tables and stacking tables to choose from, including Calacatta marble nesting tables, oak nesting tables, and teakwood antique nesting and stacking tables.
You can select from Postmodern nesting tables featuring beautiful and stunning travertine tops or Italian Florentine nesting tables that give your interior space a sophisticated flair. Whether you opt for nesting tables designed by Danish designer Poul Hundevad or you prefer antique nesting and stacking tables from designer Marcel Breuer, there is an almost endless variety of styles and designs to choose from.
Decorating with Antique Nesting Tables
Some people love the concept of antique nesting tables but aren’t sure how to style them with their existing furniture. Antique nesting tables and stacking tables can work in almost any space in the house. Place your stacking tables in the living room as end tables, in the powder room, or in a lounge area.
Easily enhance a classic game room with game-themed antique nesting tables and stacking stables. Stylish midcentury modern wood nesting tables would be perfect for a small office space. With so many beautifully crafted designs and styles, you are sure to find the perfect model for your room.
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