20th Century Queen Anne Style Walnut Side Table by Maple Co Wall Table

Here we have an antique late 18th century, circa 1790, Dutch Marquetry Mahogany Console Wall Table with a Cupboard and 2 Drawers. The table top is an incredible showcase of Dutch mar...

A Victorian amboyna and ebonised two-tier dumbwaiter table in the Aesthetic Movement style, circa 1870–1890. The rectangular tiers are edged in brass, with the upper tier finished wi...

Made by one of Britain’s most esteemed cabinet-making firms, this is a fine antique English William IV (1830–1837) rosewood carved tilt top tripod table fire screen, executed in the ...

Here we have an antique English late Georgian, circa 1820, Gillows of Lancaster (Gillows) mahogany bedside cabinet pot cupboard. Made by one of England’s most notable furniture makers Gillows, this single bedside cabinet has multiple key features, as it opens firstly into a chair and secondly by lifting up the seat it reveals a concealed compartment originally for chamber pots. Standing on four turned legs and featuring handle cutouts to each slide. Stamped inside of the concealed chamber pot compartment “Gillows Lancaster”. Two close comparable bedside cabinet sets to the example above were sold at Sotheby’s, Arts of Europe Auction, 6th November 2014, Lots 253 Lots 273. Search on Sothebys “Gillows Bedside Cabinet...

Queen Anne Style Walnut Occasional Table. This Pretty Table is raised Upon Cabriole Legs with Carved Ball and Claw Feet and Carved Shells to the Knees. The Table Features 1 x Mahogan...

A smart and interesting antique figured walnut occasional side table. This was made in England, it dates from around the 1920’s. It is of superb quality and is a useful size. The ta...

Here we Have a Quality Queen Anne Style Walnut Side Table. Circa 1930 Raised Upon Cabriole Legs with Carved Knees and Carved Feet. The Table Features 2 Mahogany and Baize Lined Drawe...

19th Century French Regence walnut end table ~ side table is a perfect example of the style transition that occurred between the Louis XIV and the Louis XV styles. Bold, naturalistic...