Antique pair of 19th century satinwood and painted kettle stands

A stunning pair of mid-19th century Irish satinwood and mahogany centre tables, crossbanded and strung throughout, having segmented square tops with harebell and central dragon inlay above frieze drawers with lattice strung corners, supported on octagonal column...

A fine pair of late 18th Century Sheraton period satinwood Demilune Card Tables, ebony strung throughout, having kingwood crossbanded tops with central boxwood oval sunburst panels, ...

A fine pair of late !8th Century Sheraton period well figured mahogany half round Card tables boxwood and ebony strung and tulip wood crossbanded throughout, having panelled friezes ...

A two tier Edwardian period satinwood oval etagere, beautifully inlaid with a variety of exotic woods. The top tier has a removable two-handled tray.

Charming pair of Edwardian, Adams style English stands crafted in mahogany, rosewood and satinwood with oval tops having inlaid chinoiserie flowers, pots and vases in exotic woods, o...

Pair Antique English Painted Satinwood Demi-Lune Console Tables, Circa 1890.

A very decorative pair of late 19th century Sheraton revival Satinwood demi lune console / side tables. Each with wonderful hand-painted classical decoration of flowers and scrolling...

A Very Good Quality And Extremely Attractive Pair Of Late 19th Century Oriental Hardwood Pot Stands, Or Lamp Tables, Having Attractive Rouge Marble Inset Tops, Over Lovely Foliate Carved And Pierced Friezes, With Two Further Panelled Tiers To Turned Legs, Terminating On Carved Claw And Ball Feet. It is pretty common to find tables of this design in varying shapes and sizes, produced sometime around the mid 19th century in China, specifically for shipping to the western markets, but it is very rare to find pairs as nice as these particular ones, especially of this tall variety. They are the absolute perfect size and form to be used as lamp tables or alternatively for their original purpose of standing pots and porcelain on. You could also of course use them as plinths for sculpture...