Antique Tables
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Irish 19th Century Georgian-Style Mahogany Server
$4,295.0042.5"H x 52.5"W x 20.25"D
Dimensions: 42-½”H x 52-½”W x 20-¼”D
This server is Irish, c. 1840. It has a nice backsplash sitting atop the piece. Both the backsplash and top have a carved detail across the front, matching the detail on the center of the drawer that is housed in the apron. The whole is raised on four carved and tapered legs with turned capitals and ball and claw style feet.
Surface: 36-⅜”H
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French 19th Century Directoire Kingwood Desk
$4,500.0041.75"H x 54"W x 21.5"D
Dimensions: 41-¾”H x 54”W x 21-½”D
This is an elegant, 19th century, c. 1850, inlaid writing desk. Inlay graces every surface of this beautiful desk, most notably around the frieze apron. Two drawers with small brass escutcheon plates are well disguised in the frieze. A single key works both locks and acts as a pull for both drawers. The four tapered legs are connected with an inlaid stretcher shelf and are finished with shaped feet.
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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 Antique Iron Architectural Fragment and Glass Coffee Table
$2,495.0019.75"H x 41.13"W x 36.5"D
Dimensions: 19-¾”H x 41”W x 36-½”D
A wonderful marriage of old and new, this exceptional coffee or cocktail table has a newly fabricated base that incorporates a stunning architectural fragment – sourced from an antique French iron balcony surround – that is styled with scrolled details and wonderful iron flowers. This segment was once painted green, as some of the original paint is still visible through the table’s (almost) square glass top. The industrial styling of the base pairs well with a wide range of interior finishes and is sure to fit into your space.
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French 19th Century Polychrome Nesting Tables
$1,100.0020.75"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
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French 19th Century Louis XV Painted Marble Top Table
$2,950.0030.25"H x 35.75"W x 24"D
Dimensions: 30 1/4″H x 35 3/4″W x 24″D
A sensational Louis XV style painted center table, made in France towards the end of the 19th century. The table features a gorgeous breccia marble top, inset with canted corners that match the base, and smattered with splashes of amethyst and gold. The heavily stylized base is ornamented with detailed motifs including egg and dart, lamb’s tongue, running coin and beaded pearl. It has been painted a warm, buttery cream color and has taken a lovely antique patina. The cabriole legs extend from the canted corners, with foliate embellishments on their knees, and having scrolled feet. c.1890.
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Walnut & Iron X-Base Dining Table
$3,995.0032.25"H x 72"W x 40.25"D
Dimensions: 32 1/4″ H x 72″ W x 40 1/4″ D
Your dining room table is a great way to blend contemporary style with existing or newly-acquired antique furnishings. This table features an X-shaped base that is light and modern in appearance. We used solid walnut, done in a traditional French design – having breadboard ends – for the table’s top, making this table a grounding piece. Expertly crafted at Fireside in Baton Rouge. See detailed photos.
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French 19th Century Louis XVI Writing Table
$1,765.0029.5"H x 41"W x 26.25"D
Dimensions: 29-1/2″H x 41″W x 26-1/4″D
This lovely Louis XVI-style grey-painted writing table, dated 1886, is from France and features a spring-loaded writing surface and shaped adjustable support which is signed “Angers/Guimont/Brossard/1886” and monogrammed with a carved and conjoined “CL.” The writing surface, when flat, is inset within the desk’s surface which features lobed corners above an apron outfitted with a single drawer and supported by round fluted and tapering legs on toupee feet.
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Dutch 18th Century Mahogany and Walnut Server
$7,500.0034"H x 53.875"W x 25.5"D
Dimensions: 34″H x 53-7/8″W x 25-1/2″D
This stunning Chippendale-style mahogany and walnut server, c.1780, is from the Netherlands and has a gorgeous patina and French polish. It features a single side apron drawer with stylized floral drop pulls, over ogee-carved and chamfered Marlborough legs with C-scroll brackets.
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English 19th Century Mahogany Tilt-Top Center Table
$6,500.0028"H x 53.125"W x 49.125"D
Dimensions: 28″H x 53-1/8″W x 49-1/8″D; Folded 60″H.
This fine English mahogany tilt-top center table is signed and dated “T.O. Beeman, 1849,” on the underside. The surface, of almost square section, has gorgeous book-matched mahogany veneer, rounded corners and tilts for storage when not in use. The turned base has four reeded and splayed legs ending in stylized brass feet and casters. This table is also excellent for dining as it comfortably seats four people.
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English 19th Century Oak Server
$3,650.0029.875"H x 49.75"W x 18"D
Dimensions: 29-7/8″H x 49-3/4″W x 18″D
This handsome English oak server, c. 1850, features a rectangular surface sits over a narrow apron outfitted with a single drawer and having a turned wooden pull. The whole rests upon square tapering legs. This server would work well in a dining area or as a sofa table!
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French 19th Century Oak Sewing Table
$5,200.0033"H x 79.5"W x 45.625"D
Dimensions: 33″H x 79-1/2″W x 45-5/8″D
This fantastic oak sewing table is from France, c. 1860. Large enough for two people sitting next to each other, one side features a pair of slide-out surfaces, each outfitted with carved compartments for scissors and a duster. There is also a lower slide-out leaf on one end. A suprising component of this table is all of the hidden compartments on the underside! Please see detailed images.
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French 19th Louis XVI-Style Oval Giltwood Occasional Table
$3,450.0030"H x 33.25"W x 23.75"D
Dimensions: 30″H x 33-1/4″W x 23-3/4″D
This graceful oval giltwood occasional table, c. 1880, is from France and features a white marble top with delicate grey veining, over an intricately carved apron with four gentle cabriole splayed legs and feet supported by a caned lower stretcher-shelf. This lovely piece would work perfectly as a side table, a nightstand, or as a center table in a smaller scaled foyer.
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English 18th Century Jacobean-Style Oak Side Table
$2,800.0024.5"H x 28.75"W x 27.25"D
Dimensions: 27-1/4″H x 28-3/4″W x 24-1/2″D
This stunning English 18th Century Jacobean-Style oak trestled side table, c. 1780’s, and features a surface covered with a beautiful needlepoint tapestry, in shades of red and gold on a black ground, which is attached to the table with brass nails. Having several typical characteristics of the Jacobean style, it is made of oak and features a paneled drawer with brass drop-pulls on each end as it was meant to be seen from both directions, as well as bulb-turned and trestled legs resting on ball feet. This fabulous side table will work in practically any room and with the addition of a glass top, it will be fully functional for modern lifestyles. It will also be a great conversation piece!
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French 19th Century Refectory-Style Oak Farmhouse Table
$8,995.0031"H x 98.25"W x 32.75"D
Dimensions: 31″H x 98-1/4″W x 32-3/4″D
A robust, solid oak farmhouse table, done in a refectory style, from 19th century France. Gnarled knots, beautiful grain, and an incredible range of textures give the thick tabletop its abundant character. Four substantial legs support the massive top, which has ample overhang, allowing for seating at the table’s foot and head. The turned legs are joined by a low stretcher that not only braces the table, ensuring its stability, but also provides the table with another noticeable design feature.
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French 19th Century Louis XVI-Style Mahogany and Oak Pedestal Desk
$1,500.0030.5"H x 50.875"W x 29.25"D
Dimensions: 30-1/2″H x 50-7/8″W x 29-1/4″D
This handsome Louis XVI-Style nine-drawer mahogany and oak pedestal desk is from France, c. 1870’s. The main writing surface, as well as the pull-out side panels, has a gilt-tooled burgundy leather blotter. With elegantly rounded and fluted corners, this desk boasts nine solid oak drawers including a long central drawer flanked by eight short drawers, each with gilt-brass bail handles. The exterior of each drawer is paneled and veneered in beautiful mahogany. This timeless desk would finish a study or library perfectly.
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Spanish Early 19th Century Oak Refectory Table
$13,500.0031.25"H x 68.5"W x 33.5"D
Dimensions: 31-1/4″H x 68-1/2″W x 33-1/2″D
This exuberantly-carved Spanish oak refectory table, c. 1800, will add a rich and bold statement to any room it’s placed. The cleated plank top, above a scroll-carved frieze, is raised on bulbous gadroon-and-foliage carved cup and supports.
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French 18th Century Oak Table
$2,995.0030"H x 35.5"W x 22.75"D
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.
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French Early 20th Century Art Deco Pine Butcher Block
$8,595.0034.25"H x 59"W x 23.75"D
Dimensions: 34-1/4″H x 59″W x 23-3/4″D
A fine butcher table, made in Nantes, France circa 1920. The table’s top boasts exceptional patination. A groove has been left from decades of knife work and butchery. The top is bound together with steel bindings that help to keep the top from splitting. The butcher block rests on a stylish pine base that has been influenced by the Art Deco movement that was occurring at the time of its construction. The base has a large drawer and the maker’s badge that has his name, R. Lerat, and even his shop’s address at 18 R’de Bouville in Nantes, France.
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French 19th Century Louis XVI-Style Oak Marble-Top Table
$1,595.0028.375"H x 35"W x 23.5"D
Dimensions: 28-3/8″H x 35″W x 23-1/2″D
A spectacular French Louis XVI style oval marble-top table, made of hand-carved oak from the 19th century. This beautiful antique features an oval-shaped marble surface that is set into the top, and is in remarkable antique condition. The apron is decorated with carved beaded-pearl and twisted-ribbon motifs and square rosettes where the legs join the top. These long legs are slightly tapered and fluted, joined by a concave X-stretcher, and terminate in turned feet.
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French 19th Century Empire Mahogany Console
$2,650.0033"H x 37"W x 19"D
Dimensions: 33″H x 37″W x 19″D
A French 19th century mahogany console, with Empirical style and marble top. The gray marble top is in wonderful antique condition, with the front and sides being finished. The apron houses a hidden drawer, providing out-of-sight storage. The top is supported by columns with wood bases and capitals. An undertier shelf both braces the console structurally and creates another surface for displaying decorative objects or whatever you would like!
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French 19th Century Walnut Louis XVI Center Table
$3,200.0029"H x 47"W x 26.375"D
Dimensions: 29″H x 47″W x 26-3/8″D
A gorgeous French 19th century Louis XVI-style center table, topped with a beautiful piece of Breche d’Alep marble. The shaped marble top is shaped to fit the walnut base. The table’s apron has mirrored running coin carvings that extend from the centrally located bouquet of roses carved into each of the table’s long sides. Four turned legs extend from Louis XVI joinery dies found at the table’s corners. They have been embellished with twisted carvings and are braced by a concave stretcher below. The ornate stretcher has a carved finial found at its axis. c.1890.
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French Early 20th Century Pine Folding Table with Numismatic Top
$3,195.0028.25"H x 71.25"W x 33"D
Dimensions: 28 1/4″H x 71 1/4″W x 33″D
A wonderfully aged French provincial pine folding table, with a numismatic (coin collecting) twist, circa 1900. American and European coins have more recently been inlaid into the table’s top in a most-interesting manner. The coins lie flush with the surface and are held in place with numerous nails that surround each coin. Both the coins and pine top have an antiqued patina that fills this unique antique with charm. The table has braced legs that can be folded for easier transport. Forged iron supports guide the legs when folding the table, and two metal latches can be used to keep them securely tucked away.
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French Early 19th Century Birch Writing Table
$3,695.0029"H x 36.75"W x 26"D
Dimensions: 29″H x 36-3/4″W x 26″D
A breathtaking birch writing table, made at the beginning if the 19th century in France. The marble top is a rich cinnamon color, with vibrant flashes of white throughout, and a wonderful finished edge. The base is made of solid birch with beautiful curling present. The apron is shaped, with a simple design reminiscent of the table’s cabriole legs. The apron houses two shallow drawers: perfect for storing pens, paper, and other writing implements. The cabriole legs are slender and graceful, with their shapely figure terminating in carved hoof feet. c.1810.
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Italian 19th Century Ebony and Scagliola-Top Table
$4,995.0028"H x 29.375"W x 23.75"D
Dimensions: 28″H x 29-3/8″W x 23-3/4″D
A striking Italian ebony table, made in the 19th century, with an inset top of rust-colored Scagliola stone. The tabletop is trimmed in a mirrored carved twist motif that runs the entire perimeter. The table’s most noticeable feature is the barley twist legs that have been masterfully turned, much like the phenomenal stretcher that connects them. This ornate stretcher is further decorated with a beautiful urn finial placed where the supports intersect. The ebony finish gleams with its fresh wax and polishing, and will for years to come. Brass casters can be found under each of the four legs.
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French Reproduction Mahogany Demilune Console, 2 in Stock
$2,550.0032.25"H x 48"W x 15.75"D
Dimensions: 32-1/4″H x 48″W x 15-3/4″D
A fine reproduction dark mahogany demilune console. This table is equipped with a drawer hidden in the apron. Long, slender legs meet the piece’s shaped top in front of the apron, giving it a distinct and dramatic style. This reproduction piece has undergone a finishing process which results in this newly constructed table having the appearance of a piece that has been around for generations. As with all of our reproduction pieces, we select those made of the highest quality to ensure they are enjoyed for generations to come. 2 IN STOCK.
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English 19th Century Regency Mahogany Drop Leaf Table
$1,750.0027.625"H x 31.75"W x 7.25"D
Dimensions: 27-5/8″H x 31-3/4″W x 7-1/4″D
Rich mahogany was chosen to construct this handsome Regency drop leaf table from 19th century England. The table has beautifully styled legs that have been turned and finished with a reeded motif. The two legs that swing to support the top, when opened, match the fixed legs, but are set on casters. When opened, the table measures 27 5/8″H x 31 3/4″W x 36 1/8″D. The fixed legs are reinforced with a stretcher that features the same reeded motif, and has been turned. A wonderfully versatile table that is there when needed, but able to be broken down, and easily stowed away when not in use.
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French Walnut Farm Table
$4,450.0030"H x 90"W x 30"D
Dimensions: 30″H x 90″W x 30″D
Wonderful French walnut farm table. Expertly crafted at Fireside in Baton Rouge.
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French Restoration 19th Century Marble Top Center Table
$18,500.0029.375"H x 50.75"W x 50.75"D
Dimensions: 29-3/8″H x 50-3/4″Diameter
French Restoration period thick cut marble top gueridon center table made of burled walnut and cherry wood. Stunning size and patina, thick grooves are present in this marble top of many colors but have not needed repair, c. 1810.
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French 18th Century Oak Table with Drawer
$4,200.0027.375"H x 46.75"W x 31.375"D
Dimensions: 27 3/8″H x 46 3/4″W x 31 3/8″D
This French 18th century table is made of incredibly handsome antique oak. One large drawer can be found in the apron that still boasts its original hardware. The table is supported by beautiful carved turned legs, linked by an equally beautiful center stretcher that is adorned with a carved palm finial. The table has acquired a phenomenally aged patina in its’ over two hundred year history. See detailed photos for a better look at the warmth and richness of the antique oak.
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French 19th Century Barley-Twist Fold-Down Desk
$6,995.0048.625"H x 58.25"W x 27.125"D
Dimensions: 48-5/8″H x 58-1/4″W x 27-1/8″D
A handsome, impressive carved mahogany desk with gem-cut decorations and fitted birds-eye maple interiors and original black leather writing surface. A very interesting key unlocks the top part of this fine desk, folding down to an interior fitted with 9 storage areas. The top of the desk slides forward reveling the writing surface which is pulled out and then dropped down for a very functional and useable writing surface. Below the writing surface are three large drawers (one is a faux front, one large drawer with a hidden locked compartment) The whole sits on impressively carved barley twist legs. 1840’s
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French 19th Century Cherry Desk
$4,295.0029.5"H x 48.625"W x 32.875"D
Dimensions: 29 1/2″H x 48 5/8″W x 32 7/8″D
A smart cherry desk with restrained design made in France in the 19th century. Neat, clean lines make for a highly functional desk while the warmth and richness expressed in the solid, aged, cherry provide an unparalleled beauty. The desk’s top has taken a wonderful patina and has great little canted corners. The apron has a single drawer with a turned wood knob. The legs are linear and tapered: a design theme we see throughout the antique.
