Biedermeier Salon Table

A three-legged pedestal supports is very steady and supports a generous table surface whose faces are adorned with prime bookmatched birch veneers.   

A higher table to be used for enjoying coffee or sherry and for displaying collectables. A beautiful veneered surface sits atop a turned base and carved legs that are solid birchwood...

A beautiful example of form and function from the Biedermeier period. Constructed in the Austrian Empire of sturdy Fir with Walnut veneers cut in profile as well as on the burl. A fo...

Created from solid birch, with turned legs and spindled stretchers, and designed for a casual meal for two, the table is slightly lower (1.75") than a formal dining table...

An exquisite late 19th century Biedermeier dining table. The table is raised on scrolled bun feet and original casters, below an X stretcher with concave sides and S scrolled design elements above. The central supporting column has an ebonized fruitwood mottled border, which separates and supports the table once expanded. Three leaves with apron, convert a round table to a full dining table with an ebonized fruitwood border. Warm rich patina throughout. The table can become a smaller oval table...

Musealer Biedermeier folding table, circa 1820. Solid softwood. Cuba mahogany veneer. Round plate on hexagonal shaft on draw-in base plate a...

This original Biedermeier table dates back to around 1830. It comes from Southern Germany. The table stands on a hexagonal column which rest on a trefoi...

This original Biedermeier table dates back to around 1820-30 and comes from Southern Germany. The table has a central column which stands on a trefoil base. All parts have a very pretty cherry veneer. The top is decorated with a piecrust cherry veneer. It comes refinished with a shellack finish, but still has signs of its 200 year old age. This perfect center table for an entrance or it would work well as a dining table for 4...