Antique Occasional Tables

Dimensions: 28 ⅞” H x 12 ¾” W x 12 ¾” D

This elegant petite 19th century Louis XVI style gueridon is the perfect addition to any home decor style. A beautiful white marble top with a brass gallery edge sits on the rich mahogany base. Three elongated chamfered legs follow down to nicely turned arrow feet and are connected by a demilune stretcher for lasting stability. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look.

Dimensions: 28 ⅛” H x 32” W x 32” D

A quality French 19th Century Restauration style center table. Its sublime round marble top with gorgeous gray and white inclusions and veining throughout sits atop a marvelous hand-crafted mahogany trefoil stand that displays volute detailing with wonderful, hand-carved fish motifs and scrolling feet. Excellent craftsmanship with beautiful wood grain patterns and tones make this piece a stunner. In wonderful condition this exemplary table would add elegance to any space. An antique shipping label can be found underneath stating that this piece was destined to travel to Gare St Lazare in Paris. Be sure to view all the images to see this terrific table up close.

Dimensions: 29 ½” H x 29 3/4″  W x 29 ¾” D

A fine French Restoration style mahogany gueridon hand-crafted during the 19th century. Its beautiful round marble top with a molded edge has wonderful gray and charcoal patterns throughout and sits atop a substantial hand-carved base that showcases the gorgeous grain patterns in the wood. Raised on a chamfered baluster support which rests on a molded and trimmed tripod base with shaped legs featuring hand-carved demilune rosettes and fantastic scrolled paw feet. This is a handsome table which would look very grand in an entryway, living room, or library. Be sure to view all the images to get a closer look.

Dimensions: 30 ⅞” H x 23 ½” W x 18” D

This superb antique chopping block cabinet was hand-crafted in France circa 1850. Wonderfully worn with much time and use, the cut marks from bygone chefs on the thick block top are a prominent feature. Well constructed this cabinet exhibits peg and dovetail joinery that will provide lasting stability for many more years of use. Below the chopping block is a single drawer with a simply turned pull for ease of access to a divided storage space perfect for utensils. A large open shelf lies beneath the drawer for yet more storage. Hand-carved legs with a slight splay provide a level foundation- a necessity when in the kitchen. An all over rich patina and the gorgeous color of the elm enhance this piece and add to its rustic charm. Make sure to take a look at the detailed images to get a better view of the unique characteristics of this antique chopping block cabinet.

Dimensions: 33 ½” H x 54 ¾” W x 31 “ D

A robust French 19th century solid oak work table handcrafted in France circa 1870. The two inch thick top is made up of five planks with a molded and trimmed edge that overhangs a simple apron supported by thick A-framed and decoratively chamfered legs conjoined by a hand-carved H-stretcher. The entire piece has a wonderful patina that showcases the woodgrain and adds to its rustic style. At counter height this antique work table would do well as a kitchen island or used as an artist’s table. Be sure to view all the images to get a better look at the details of this enduring, sturdy antique.

Dimensions: 26 ⅜” H x 18 ⅜” Diameter

A chic English decoupage bamboo table in the Aesthetic Movement style of the late 19th century. This piece features a speckled bamboo frame supporting two tiers of beautifully decoupaged shelves showcasing gilded butterflies and moths surrounded by a neoclassical border with dentil molding. The decoupage is more recent. The table is very sturdy and has excellent joinery and craftsmanship. This is a very versatile piece and its jaunty octagonal top would add interest to any space. Be sure to view all the images to get a closer look.

Dimensions: 27 ¼” H x 30 ⅛” W x 19 ⅝” D

An attractive English oak lowboy hand-crafted in the 18th century. This charming table is wonderfully patinated and the smooth plank top in addition to a fresh coat of French paste wax showcases its deep brown tone and the dark wood grain patterns throughout. The table features two drawers with center brass drop pulls with stately handles. The piece is raised on sturdy straight legs that terminate in delightful pad feet. Be sure to view all the images to get a better look at the details and current condition of this wonderful table.

Dimensions: 28 ¼” H x 26 ⅝” W x 25 ⅞” D

A handsome English circa 1880 coaching table. Hand-crafted in 19th century England of solid mahogany, this table stands on shaped X-form legs that feature three turned baluster stretchers and two straight carved diagonal stretchers that provide excellent support. The table folds for easy transport and has its original hinges and connecting block. The table has acquired a beautiful deep brown tone and a good natural patina that has been enhanced by a French paste wax polish. Elegant and ready to go just about anywhere this table is very versatile and would be a chic addition to any space as a side table, drinks table, or portable desk. Be sure to view all the images for a closer look at this wonderful table.

Dimensions: 28 ½” H x 27 ⅝” Diameter

Hand-carved in France during the 19th Century this Louis XVI style round table features a thick gorgeous inset marble top with a chamfered edge. The rosewood colored stone top with white and charcoal veining and wonderful patterns throughout rests inside the decoratively carved molded edge of a thick apron adorned with a neoclassical repeating circular pattern. Carved rectangles that frame rosette motifs on the corners separate the table apron into four segments. Emerging from the bottom of these joints are four fluted and tapering legs that terminate in acanthus cups and petite turned ball feet. A straight and elegant X-stretcher joins to meet a lovely carved rosette in the center and gives additional support. The wood has a parcel paint finish, with traces of a light colored wood visible under the terra cotta colored paint. This Louis XVI style table would be a fetching addition to any space. Be sure to view all the images for a closer look at this charming antique.

Dimensions: 29 ⅛” H x 32 ⅞” W x 23” D

An English side table made from pine in the 1700s. This lovely little table features a rectangular top made using three boards with an ogee edge, nailed and pegged to a simple, straight apron that houses a single drawer in front with a brass winged plate pull. The table rests on four hand turned legs connected by a box stretcher and sits on turned feet. This is a simple and versatile side table that would look great anywhere. Recently cleaned and polished with French paste wax to reveal the wood’s distinctive grain patterns and knots. This table is ready for your immediate use. Be sure to view all the images to see the details and condition of this antique.

Dimensions: 29 ⅝” H x 39” W x 24 ⅜” D

A splendid English ebonized table, made in the 19th century in the Carolean/Restoration style of Charles II, with a more recent stone top. The rectangular top is of a gorgeous marble that showcases veining that runs across its whole surface. A single drawer flush with the apron slides easily and is fitted with a simple brass pull. The table’s most noticeable feature is the barley or also known as, Solomonic twist legs that have been masterfully turned, much like the phenomenal stretcher that connects them. This ornate stretcher is further decorated with a beautifully turned traditional finial placed where the supports intersect. The ebony finish gleams with its fresh wax and polishing, and will for years to come. Please take a look at the detailed images to get a better view of this unique piece.

Dimensions: 38 ¼” H x 17 ⅞” W x 15” D

A 19th Century English mahogany etagere that features 3 well-spaced shelves and elegant hand-carved spool shaped supports. The top showcases a distinctive wood grain and the piece is polished with French wax paste to revitalize its warm tone. A single drawer is housed in the apron and easily slides out with two small brass, encircled pulls. Wonderfully turned front legs connect with two equal sized lower shelves. This beautiful and traditional shelving unit is mounted on casters for increased versatility. A timeless piece that is simple yet refined. Circa 1820. Scroll through the detailed images to get a closer look at this handsome etagere.

Dimensions: 29”H x 23-½”W x 17-⅜”D

This no- nonsense mahogany table is a fantastic addition to any space. Topped with an inset piece of antique white marble that’s surrounded by a 3/4th pierced brass gallery. The apron is finished on all sides and houses a single drawer with a tiny brass pull. Fluted joinery sits top tapered, fluted legs- classic elements of the Louis XVI style. This accent table has gained a fantastic patin over the years- make sure to view the remaining photographs for a better look at its current condition.

Dimensions: 29-⅛” Height x 25-¾” Width x 25-¾” Diameter

A charming French mahogany gueridon bouillotte table originally used for playing cards. Topped with white marble and surrounded by a pierced brass gallery that’s nicely patinated. Two drawers and two slides are housed within the apron, all with small brass pulls. Fluted joinery dies and legs terminate with brass sabots for continued protection. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.

Dimensions: 27-⅛”H x 29-⅝”W x 22-½”D

Crafted in England during the 1880’s- this unique little table is topped with a beautiful piece of soapstone over a solid walnut base. The wonderfully patinated hardwood apron is free of any drawers and connects to square, slightly tapered legs. Level and sturdy enough to withstand continued everyday use, it works perfectly in any space. Make sure to check out the detailed images to get a closer look.

Dimensions: 34-⅞”H x 27-⅜”W x 16-½”D

A simple yet refined solid walnut etagere. The top showcases the distinctive wood grain and features a molded edge. A single drawer is housed in the apron and easily slides out with a small turned, encircled pull. Wonderfully turned front legs connect with two equal sized lower shelves. Polished with French wax paste to revitalize the warm tone. Circa 1870. Scroll through the detailed images to get a closer look at this handsome etagere.

Dimensions: 26-¼”H x 18”Diameter

This English tilt top table was crafted from solid oak circa 1820. Simply constructed with a fantastic patina, the top tilts up to be 37-⅝”H x 20”W x 18”D when you need more space. The turned middle support connects to tripodal feet, giving it a pedestal look. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at the current condition of this wonderful table.

Dimensions: 30-¼”H x 75-⅝”W x 29-⅞”D

This amazing refectory table is the perfect antique element to bring warmth and authentic charm to any living space. Made in France during the 18th century from sturdy, solid oak- it has gained a fascinating patina over the last few centuries. The paneled top showcases the tiger oak wood grain beautifully. Wood peg joinery is visible on the top and continues to support the thick boards. The front and sides of the apron feature a gorgeous hand carved half-rosette motif. Wonderfully turned legs on block feet connect with a rectangular stretcher for continued daily use of the table for many decades to come. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at this fantastic table!

Dimensions: 28”H x 31-¾”W x 22-¼”D

Pair of Dutch oval tables crafted in the 1800’s from gorgeous satinwood. In wonderful condition, they have been recently cleaned and polished with French wax paste to revitalize the vibrant wood. Their moderate size and classic design make it easy to incorporate them into a wide range of living spaces. The tops are fixed to turned wood supports and lifted by beautifully shaped tripodal bases. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at this elegant pair of oval tables.

Dimensions: 27-½”H x 28”Diameter

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 as this one, continue to be used in restaurants and bistros throughout France and other parts of Europe. This solid marble top and iron base table was constructed in the same manner as the originals, over 100 years ago. Features an antiqued, seamless brass band which encompasses the rim of the white marble. The four foot base features the same detail taken from an original early 20th century French bistro table. The marble is securely fixed to the table using heavy duty steel prongs used under the table top to hold the marble to the base. Inquire for availability! Stone color may vary slightly. Assembly is required. Suitable for use indoors or out. If used outside, tarnishing may occur to the brass band.