Palisander Center Tables

This table is an exceptional example of a particularly opulent variant of the otherwise restrained Biedermeier style. The round table-top is veneered with radially arranged segments ...

French Late Art Deco palisander circular center / side table with a veneered top and base in radial formation, scalloped apron with inlaid wedges, 5 carved legs mounted to the base w...

Superb and very rare T69 table designed by osvaldo borsani and eugenio gerli for tecno Iroko top, with the four famous saber feet by tecno Top diameter cm....

Fine quality late 1950s drum table by robert heritage for archie shine, as part of a heal's furniture range. Striking rio rosewood matched veneer top...

An Art Deco highly polished Palisander occasional table with round top and three elegantly curved legs resting on a round base, France, 1935.

A superb and unusual English Regency period library centre table, attributed to George Oakley, London, circa 1810. Why we like it Its bold yet elegant spider-leg base definitely makes this magnificent table Stand out from most of its contemporaries. Richly embellished with Fine ormolu mounts and brass inlays, this perfectly proportioned table is preserved in remarkably original condition, with gloriously faded original surfaces. Belonging to a group of furniture of the same distinctive 'spider-leg' pattern, with similar or identical decoration, traditionally associated with the London cabinetmaker George Oakley, this table is the only library table known in existence, while a number of card and sofa tables is recorded. Typically veneered in rosewood, calamander or ebony, and sharing identical or similar ormolu mounts and Boulle inlays in various combinations, these tables are made to the highest quality standard and certainly emanate from the same, undoubtedly London, workshop. A pair of closely related card tables, attributed to George Oakley, with virtually identical decoration is in the Royal collection at Buckingham Palace, London. While it is uncertain how and when the tables entered the Royal Collection, and it is suggested that they might have been acquired by Queen Mary, it is not inconceivable that such examples might have been supplied to the Royal family by George Oakley, as he enjoyed the Royal patronage since as early as 1799 (see below).  A related sofa table, formerly in the collection of Lady Sackville, now at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, is illustrated in The Dictionary of English Furniture, vol. III, p. 269, fig. 17. Other examples from this distinctive group of furniture include a rosewood card table with identical mounts and inlays, illustrated in Mallett, Exceptional furniture and works of art, London, 2010, pp. 34-35. Another Calamander sofa table...

A highly elegant circular shaped French Moderne center table of purist form crafted in beautifully grained palisander with stepped base holding four arc shaped winged sides displaying nickeled bronze mounts and banding. Attributed to: Louis Sognot (1892-1969/1970.) This table can easily accommodate a larger glass top and be used as a dining, conference or entrance foyer center table...

This Italian dining table was designed by Carlo Ratti in the 1950s. A matching set consisting of 6 dining chairs is in stock. The table and chairs were manufactured in Milan by the company Industria Legni Curvati. The pieces of furniture are made of beech plywood. The wooden table legs...

Dining table - Design by Ico Parisi, manufactured by M.I.M., Italy, 1960s. This round table is made of Palisander and shows a particularly fine grain on the tabletop. Feel free to c...

Celler table composed of a four-legged central foot made of rosewood with brass details and green onyx top, Italy, 1950.

This Napoleon III period walnut gueridon or pedestal table is from the region of Alsace in eastern France. Its marquetry top is constructed of 16 walnut pieces that form a wheel arou...

Round polished Palisander table dates from 1930s and has contrasting ebonized pedestal base, four curved legs and round tabletop.