$4,800.00
Made in the 20th Century, this pair of Neoclassical style console tables consists of a wood frame covered with beveled, mirrored glass with églomisé. The resulting surfaces are reflective and metal-like, creating a sense of depth. Each glass facet is framed by giltwood trim, creating a gold border that contours the entire table. Structurally, each table is built with a single, full-length drawer. The legs are square and tapered.
Dimensions:
40 in. width
17 in. depth
34 in. height
27.25 in. leg clearance
Each drawer interior measures: 22 in. width x 12.5 in. depth x 2 in. height
Condition notes:
In overall good condition and structurally sound, with general wear like scuffs and minor chipping to some corners, all consistent with the tables' age and use. The mirror to one of the legs has been replaced.
$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...
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A mix of warm and cool aesthetics, this Italian Modern desk was hand-crafted in the 1970s. It combines ash wood and nickel. The top is a smooth and streamlined surface with two drawers that offer ample storage space, while the...
$3,200.00
This Art Deco walnut round table was hand-crafted in the 1930s in Sweden. Harking back to Biedermeier design, the table has a carved balustrade central post that rests on a circular base, which in turn is supported by four semicircle...
$4,200.00
This contemporary console table is part of Gabriel Scott's Prong series of furniture. It is handcrafted and consists of a white, rectangular marble top and a copper base and legs. The design harkens back to Midcentury Modern designs, such as...
