Tables

It is unusual to find a pair of tables with a design and size that makes them so versatile for a number of uses. The rectangular tops fit nicely next to a settee as a side table, and their height at 26” inches makes them perfect as cocktail or tea tables in front of a

This charming table has an intricate scrolled base in old red paint that makes a dramatic statement. The travertine stone top has a peachy tone that works perfectly with the red coloration of the base. ref. 7-8039 $4,500 35.5” diameter 28.25” high

This one of a kind table from the mid 19th century is an unusual piece of folk art that has survived in remarkably good condition. The top with a dark blue raised edge is painted in vibrant stripes of red, blue and orange, with the white base color showing through. The single drawer has a

This charming drop-leaf, known as a “Slagbord,” table brings with it hints of an elegant past. At one time it had paintings of flowers on each leaf, the remains of which can be seen on one side. It still retains traces of a black border, framing a decorative pattern of lacey flowers in a soft

These chic, early 20th century tables with curving iron bases in old yellow paint, are joined by a central brass fitting, topped with a brass finial. The round shaped marble is in perfect condition and the tables will work beautifully as cocktail tables. ref. 7-7990 $4,800 24” diameter 25” high

This table has a lovely green painted base retaining the original color and special details, with medallions at each side and pad feet. The large piece of marble with elaborate veining and beveled edges is quite attractive. ref. 7-7993 $4,200 29.5” deep 49” wide 28” high

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 provincial, work or writing table, has a single drawer with a hand carved design of diamonds, each with a central petal. The green paint surface is untouched and original, as is the scrubbed top. The slightly curved and tapered legs have been extended. It comes from the region of Härjedalen, in the center of

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 table has a nice simple cast iron base marked “Olleac & Taverne Toulouse”, a company in France that made iron ware used in restaurants. The white marble top is in excellent condition. It can work as a Console or Dining Table. ref. 7-7916 $4,800 26” deep 67” wide 28.5” high

This simple country pair of demi-lune tables, in the Gustavian style, have tapered legs which give them a sleek modern look. The old white paint surface is in great condition. ref. 7-7891 $4,800 44.5” wide 22.25” deep 29.75” high

The Slagbord table is one of the most useful pieces of Swedish design, ideal as a dining table, or a sofa table with the leaves dropped. We were happy to see one in the entrance to King Gustav’s Pavilion at Haga Park in Stockholm. This table has a lovely surface of original paint with touches

This elegant table from the Gustavian period has refined details, including carvings around the apron, and distinctly reeded legs framing the indented bottom shelf. The pale cream paint surface is original. The table is an ideal size to fit in many spots. ref. 7-7876 $4,800 17.5” wide 17” deep 30” high

A French wrought iron garden table with a pierced top and an umbrella hole in the center, circa 1950. It is in great condition and has been recently painted with weather resistant paint. ref. 7-7870 $525 29” high 35” diameter

This impressive table has the original marble top that is nearly two inches thick making it a perfect work surface just as it was back in the 19th century. The top is in remarkably good condition with no cracks or hairlines. The cast iron base retains its original patina with slight traces of old red

This lovely oval center table with a scalloped edge retains the original blue paint. The top surface shows its age with a slight warp on one side. It can also be flipped up as a decorative object in a room. ref. 7-7795 $6,500 29” deep 40” width 29” high

This elegant table has a graceful curved base ending in pad feet typical of the late 19th century. The top retains the original green paint and the oval shape adds to its appeal. ref. 7-7778 $3,500 30” high 41.25” wide 31” deep

This Swedish Table of the Rococo Period dates to circa 1760 and retains the original coral paint on top, with a scalloped edge in grey paint that matches the footed base. ref. 7-7699 $4,800 34” wide 26” deep 31” high

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 beautifully proportioned table has a cast iron base with a central medallion and traces of the original green paint remaining. The marble top with unusual squared off corners has a great patina and is in good condition. ref. 7-7645 $5,900 69” long 25.5” wide 28” high

This chic black painted table has the hallmark of the Arras Company in the north of France. The table includes tubular wrought iron construction and great lion’s paw feet. 7-7646 $1,700 32” wide 20” deep 28” high

This Swedish trestle table has been dry scraped to a wonderful original blue surface. Perfect for eating, or with its removable large drawer, makes a great desk or worktable. The original pegs on both sides make it very stable. ref. 7-7555 $4,400 49” wide 32” deep 29.5” high, 23” to the bottom of the drawer

Originally used for ladies to place their rings and sometimes called a “Baguier”, these white porcelain tables were frequently found in European bathrooms in the early 20th century. Although hard to find now, they are an extremely useful bathroom fixture providing a place to display fragrances, cosmetics or hand towels. ref. 7-7347 Price $1,800 30”

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