$3,800.00
Sturdy and well-built, this William and Mary gate-leg table was handcrafted in the late 17th Century. It is made from oak, which has aged beautifully over the years, accruing textures that add to the history and warmth of the table. A single drawer provides a bit of storage space. The legs are noteworthy for their simple, turned design. This space-saving table is versatile: folded, it can function as a console or hall table; fully extended it is a modest dining or center table.
Dimensions, when fully extended:
41 in. width
49 in. depth
29.25 in. height
Dimensions, when folded:
41 in. width
18 in. depth
29.25 in. height
Condition notes:
In good condition, with general surface wear to wood, such as nicks, scuffs, and scratches, all consistent with the table's age and use.
$7,500.00
This Baroque-style Portuguese table was constructed in the 20th Century. It is a marriage of antique parts. Overall the table is comprised of rosewood with a beautiful, warm tone. There are 3 drawer compartments with brass pulls. An outstanding feature...
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Made in the 1970s, this coffee table was inspired by the sculptural designs of artist Diego Giacometti. The base is patinated cast aluminum with a beautiful, organic texture that calls to mind Giacometti's gnarled animal figures. The top is a...
$2,200.00
Made in the 1960s, this rosewood coffee table was designed by Johannes Andersen for CFC Silkeborg. It has a smooth silhouette, with beveled edges and long legs that taper downward to create a sense of lightness and spaciousness. The rosewood's...
$1,800.00
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