Dutch 18th Century Mahogany and Walnut Server

Dimensions: 29 ⅜” H x 33 ⅝” W x 18” D

This Louis XVI Style ebonized game table / console is smart and sure to elevate your interior. As a console this table boosts a lot of characters. The center cartouche on the table’s surface is full of intricate details surrounded by layers of brass banding. The front corners of this table are circular matching the design of the detailed table legs below. The table top is banded with gilt bronze ormolu and protects the table edges. To become a game table the top is rotated to one side and reveals a hidden compartment for holding game pieces. The top lifts open to reveal an inset green felt surface for playing games. When open the game top measures 28 ½” H x 33 ⅝” W x 35 ⅞” D. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at the great condition of this table. Circa 1860

Dimensions: 34” H x 45 ¼” W x 18 ⅛” D

An elegant 19th century French Restauration console with its original removable piece of St Anne marble. The beautiful marble top sits over a thick shaped base, making its profile classic of the Restauration period. Thick flame mahogany veneer has rich coloring and compliments well with thoughtful neoclassical brass accents. The entire design of this table has a hint of decadence all the way down to the paw feet accents. A hidden drawer is concealed in the apron for storage. Be sure to view the detailed images for a closer look. The marble top has been recently repaired.

Dimensions: 28 ½” H x 45 ¼” W x 44 ¼” D

A French 19th century walnut demi-lune console table with hinged flip-top and tapering legs. An elegant and functional designed table to use as a dining or game table. The lift top opens on long steel hinges to reveal a smooth, gorgeous playing or dining surface that showcases the wonderful wood grain pattern of the walnut and the table’s rich patina. A beautiful quality table that is versatile and space saving. When fully open the diameter of the table measures 44.25 inches. Be sure to view all the images to get a closer look. Closed dimensions: 29 ¼” H x 45 ¼” W x 22 ¼” D. Open Dimensions: 28 ½” H x 45 ¼” W x 44 ¼” D

Dimensions: 30 ½” H x 95 ⅞” W x 20 ⅞” D

This fantastic French 19th century traveling workbench is a rare find. Each mark and scuff is a chapter in the story of this one-of-a-kind work table- a representation of decades of fine craftsmanship and artistry in the French tradition. It is the years of constant use revealed in its rich patina that give this impressive work table so much character. The table features a substantial oak top with a vise crank on sturdy square legs over a traditional trestle base with long stretchers, all of which can be disassembled for easy transport. Close up you can see the wonderful color variation in the wood, thick joints, and old hardware. Holes in the table were used by the carpenter to hold and adjust his work with the vise grip. The most amazing fact about this antique is that it had no use for glue in its construction. Sturdy and functional as a workbench, it could also make a great gardening table or even a bar. The possibilities are endless. Be sure to view all the images to get a closer look at this versatile rustic table and all of its parts.

Dimensions: 31-¾”H x 84-1/4”W x 23-⅝”D

This sturdy work table is made of solid hardwood. The top bears the marks left from many projects over the last one and a half centuries. Variations in the color and texture on the top surface are visible and what one would expect with its age and use. The top of heavy 2 ½” thick planks is supported by thick square legs and attached to a lower stretcher shelf that provides for extra storage. This workbench would go wonderfully behind a sofa or even as a functional work surface in a garage or craft area. Be sure to see the detailed images to get a closer look at the wood and its wonderful patina.

Dimensions: 29 ⅝” H x 53 ⅛” W x 18 ⅛” D

A streamlined and well proportioned French 19th century server made of ash. Built in France, it dates from the 1850s and features a 1 ¼” thick rectangular-shaped top which overhangs a simple apron below that houses a single full-sized drawer. The drawer is fitted with a pair of smooth wooden pulls that easily open the ample storage space within. The table rests on four handsomely carved legs that taper and terminate into petite peg style feet. The rich tone of the wood has a lovely patina throughout, a great reflection of its centuries old history and use. This server offers great display potential and would be perfect for an entry foyer, living, or dining room. Please be sure to view all the images for a closer look at this antique.

Dimensions: 30 ⅛” H x 48” W x 22 ¾” D

A pair of classic English mahogany demilune console tables with inlay banding and four tapered legs circa 1860. Created in England during the 19th century, each of this pair of demilunes features a semi-circular top sitting above a simple apron made more handsome with a light and dark wood inlay ribbon across the bottom edge. Raised on elegant hand-carved sturdy legs with squared feet, this pair of tables would be an excellent addition to any living room or foyer. Their classic look and understated sophistication allow them to complement a variety of styles. Be sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at these tables.