Antique Occasional Tables

Dimensions: 41 ¼” H x 20 ⅛” W x 20 ⅛” D

This classically designed bistro bar 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 Originally made popular during Paris’ Belle Époque, marble bistro tables such as this one, continue to be used in restaurants and bistros throughout France and other parts of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 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. Suitable for use indoors or out. If used outside, tarnishing may occur to the brass band. Be sure to view all the images to get a closer look.

Dimensions: 16 ⅞” H x 20 ⅝” W x 14 ⅜” D

Set of three 20th century English, brass nesting tables with inset tinted glass tops supported by fluted column legs capped with turned finials and finished with casters allowing for effortless mobility. Versatile and substantial, these tables can double as end tables, side tables, or cocktail tables. Be sure to view all the images to get a closer look at these wonderful tables that are a convenient size, measuring:
Large: 16 ⅞” H x 20 ⅝” W x 14 ⅜” D
Medium: 15 ⅞” H x 17 ½” W x 14 ⅜” D
Small: 14 ¾” H x 14 ¼” W x 14 ¼” D

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 Originally made popular during Paris’ Belle Époque, marble bistro tables such as this one, continue to be used in restaurants and bistros throughout France and other parts of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.

Dimensions: 28 ¾’ H x 24 ¼” W x 24 ¼” D

A vintage Empire style side table handcrafted in France. A wonderful square piece of emerald green marble featuring black veining and hazy white patterns sits atop a cast iron base with elongated legs topped with brass open wing swans and ending in fabulous cast brass paw feet. Four legs are joined by a ‘X’ frame stretcher with circular brass accents. Tall and elegant this table would be a wonderful addition to any interior and could be used as a side table, end table or drinks table. Be sure to view all the images for a closer look.

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 33.¾” W x 21 ⅛” D

A French oak work table from the late 19th century, constructed with peg joinery and featuring a thick top, protruding corners, single drawer, and tapered legs. Created in Burgundy, France circa 1890 and used as a kitchen prep table, this piece has a butcher block 1 ½” thick top sitting above a plain apron with a single drawer which is easily opened with a turned wooden pull. The table is raised on four simple yet elegant tapered legs. The whole piece has a beautiful patina and attractive proportions. Recently cleaned and polished with French paste wax to reveal the wood’s distinctive grain patterns. Tables like this one most likely stood in the kitchen quarters before the fireplace for staff or a home cook to prepare food on it. It is in great shape and ready for another century of culinary adventures or would be a wonderful addition to a living room, bedroom, or hallway. Be sure to view all the images to see the details and condition of this antique.

Dimensions: 28 ½” H x 23 ½” W x 23 ½” D

This 19th century Empire gueridon is the perfect addition to any home decor style. Beautiful, black fossil marble tops the rich mahogany base, the marble has been professionally repaired. Three turned column-form legs lift the top, each with highly decorative cast brass ormolu capitals and bases. A thick concave triform stretcher base joins the legs and provides reinforcement for lasting stability. It could also be used as a low shelf. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at the side table.

Dimensions: 25 ⅜” H x 23 ⅜” W x 23 ⅜” D

A 19th Century Swedish tilt-top table made of birch wood. The burl birch circular top rests over a pedestal base with three splayed legs. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax this antique is ready for your immediate use. Be sure to view the detailed images to see the current condition of this tilt top table. Upright Dimensions: 37 ¼” H x 23 ½” W x 18” D.

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: 32 ¾” H x 25” W x 23 ¾” D

A French hand-carved square butcher block table made from oak and pine. This functional antique has a thick top made of many wood fragments all held together with steel bindings. The blocky legs are joined by a stretcher shelf below. The entire table has been cleaned and coated with a food safe oil and ready to be used in your kitchen. There are knife marks and patina consistent with use and wear, be sure to look at the detailed images to see the current condition.

Dimensions: 26 ½” H x 33 ¾” W x 33 ¾” D

A large French fruitwood and marble gueridon made during the 1800’s. This table has its original St. Anne marble top inset into a fruitwood frame. The apron houses two felt top slides and two drawers, all with turned brass knobs for easy access. The whole rests on four tapered and fluted legs with brass capped feet. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this antique is ready for your immediate use. Be sure to view the detailed images to see the current condition of this gueridon.

Dimensions: 29-½”H x 25-⅝”Diameter

A pierced brass gallery surrounds the round, white marble top on this terrific 19th Century French Empire style gueridon. The top is lifted by three column-form legs that are joined by a concave stretcher below. The apron houses a single drawer which is outfitted with a cast brass pull. Be sure to view the detailed photos for a closer look at the overall antique condition of the table.

Dimensions: 43 ¼” H x 23 ½” W x 15 ¼” D

An ebonized and bone inlay petite vanity from the 1800’s, France. The vanity top is connected with brass hinges and opens to reveal an inset mirror. The base is fitted with a removable and sliding tray over a drawer. You’ll find intricate bone inlay banding throughout the base and an inset bone cartouche on the drawer front. Be sure to take a look at the detailed images to see the current condition of this antique vanity.

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: 20-¼”H x 38-¾”W x 25-⅜”D

This is a French 19th-century walnut low table. It is circa 1840 and put together with wood pegs. The top is made of two wide boards sitting over an apron with a single drawer that has an iron pull. All sit on straight tapered legs with a notch around the top. This table has been cleaned and polished with French paste wax to bring out its patina.

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: 30″H x 35-1/2″W x 22-3/4″D

A fantastic little oak table, made in France circa 1780. The oak is darkly toned, with a deep, rich chocolate color. The top is wonderfully patinated, with a little history imparted by all who have used it. A wide drawer can be found in the apron and accessed with a pull of its small, turned oak knob. The table has four legs that are all turned in baluster / candlestick form and braced by stretchers below. At nearly two hundred and forty years old, this special table looks incredible for its age, and with proper care, will only improve over time.

Dimensions: 27”H x 24-½”W x 16-⅞”D

This fruitwood occasional table is topped with an inset piece of stunning red Rosso Francia marble and surrounded by a 3/4th gallery over an apron with a single drawer. The drawer contains a non-removable divider to help keep those small things organized. A tiny floral inspired brass pull adorns the drawer. The apron features a decorative edge on all sides. Square tapered legs are fit with brass sabots for continued protection. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at this wonderful table.