$2,400.00
Made in the 1930s, this wood chinoiserie tray table consists of a detachable tray top and base, both in a rich black lacquer and parcel gilt decor. A hand-painted gilt landscape adorns the tray surface. We love the scalloped rim of the tray, which is also outlined in gold. Cabriole legs echo the subtle curves of the table top. Elegant and beautifully aged, this table makes for a good accent piece, adding warmth and history to your space.
Dimensions:
39.25 in. width
22 in. depth
18 in. height
Condition notes:
In good condition, with general wear throughout that's consistent with the table's age and use, including age split at the table top's rim and front of panel.
$6,800.00
Designed in the Biedermeier style, this 20th Century octagonal extending table was made by Henredon. It is fruitwood and oak with brass mounting and two pedestal legs. It comes fitted with one leaf, which extends the table to longer rectangular...
$7,800.00
A materially substantial table that departs from the expected clean lines of Midcentury Modern furniture, this late 20th Century coffee table was inspired by the sculptural designs of artist Diego Giacometti. The base is bronze with a dark gray patina...
$3,600.00
This 19th Century French Empire round table consists of a black marble top and a mahogany pedestal base. The bronze-mounted mahogany has a rich red-brown tone, while the marble has flecks of grays. A subtly decorated table that's perfect as...
$1,000.00
The Laccio coffee table was originally designed in 1925 by Marcel Breuer and is now produced by Knoll. Breuer's use of tubular steel was groundbreaking and enabled him to create pieces that were lightweight yet sturdy. Here the tubular steel...
