Tables

This elegant Swedish Gustavian console table with floral motifs is characterized by the fine detailing of its carved relief surfaces. The slender legs taper from cylindrical rondelles down to oval feet. The four legs are also accented with finely carved rosettes on their corners. Remnants of old green paint were found, and newer paint has

This Slagbord table circa 1800 has a wonderful patina on its original light blue-grey paint. Two pairs of graceful legs fold out to support the top when extented. Slagbord tables were loved for their utility and adaptability; a table could be folded down and with relative ease moved aside when extra space was needed. The

This pair of slagbord tables comes from "Augerum House," an 18th century manor house in Augerum village, Blekinge County, Sweden. The two tables are each complete and can be used separately, but were made to be joined together with wooden cleats resulting in a banquet table 12 feet in length seating 12 to 18 people.

A French three piece set of iron garden furniture in original paint with magnificent patina circa 1870. The chairs with medallion backs including their feet have survived in remarkable condition. The oval table is supported by the elaborate base which is joined at the center by a footrest. The footrest was likely used to keep

The Arras Foundry was an important producer of French artistic ironwork, so naturally when we found this table with the rare Arras label we had to scoop it up! The paint has developed a wonderful patina. Scrolling wrought iron leads to feet that end with an unusual pad shape. This table is a wonderful example

This sturdy table has a single drawer decorated with a raised reeded diamond carving and a simple ring pull for opening. This diamond is a staple of Gustavian design. The legs are tapered and fluted, with subtly carved feet. The back two legs are connected with a cross brace for stability. The scrubbed top retains

It is unusual to find a pair of perfectly matched tables. These tables work well on their own and can be put together to form one table 78” long. The cast iron bases have elegant claw feet and a decorative column ending in a fan motif at the top. The white marble tops are in

This elegant table has a sturdy and ornate hand forged base, with two elaborate legs joined by a central medallion. The white marble top is in perfect condition. ref. 7-8103 $4,800 52” long 25” deep 28” high

This white painted table with curved legs emanating from a central circle, has a simple elegance that makes it a great piece to display a pair of urns or plants. It can also work as an easy to move lunch table for the kitchen or relocated to a garden setting. It has been recently repainted

This table has a stylish base of polished grey steel wrought iron and contrasting brass decoration connecting the curved legs. It is a perfect size to work as a side table or a dining table. The antique white marble top is in excellent condition. 7-7986 $3,600 40” wide 22” deep 29” high

This charming table has an enamel top of blue and white flowers in a pattern of squares made to look like tiles. The base is made of white painted tubular metal. It was most probably part of the décor in a florist shop somewhere on the Cote D’azure, and brings with it a stylish French

This spectacular table retains the original grain painting in a lovely pattern of feathery shapes emanating from the center. The condition of the paint is excellent with a few minor touch ups, but retains the original surface, showing the creativity and imagination of a master painter. The fine tapered legs with delicate reeding at each

This French late 19th century cast iron baker’s table is of an unusual diminutive size with the original marble top and wheels. The white painted scroll base has decorative brass details and the wheels are grooved indicating that it might have rolled on a track at one time. One brass detail has been replaced. ref.

This elegant console table is typical of the Gustavian period and retains trace of the original blue, white and gold paint. The Faux marble top was repainted later. The reeded legs have carved rope and tassel details and the apron has delicate carvings of contrasting blue and white paint. Circa 1780. ref. 7-7260 $6,000 33”

A Swedish oval flip top table circa 1840. This charming table in the original golden paint color has a band of grape leaves & outer faux painted edge. It stands on an elegant tripod foot which echoes the color of the top. ref. 7-7329 $3,500 33" Wide 20" Deep 30" High