Rosewood Dessert Tables and Tilt-top Tables

Tea table with polygonal tilt-top and folding mechanism, Karelian (Curly) birch, ash, grained birch and rosewood Baltic countries, circa 1800 Height 70 cm 111 cm in raised p...

Overall height with top tilted up: 39". Square hinged top with boxwood string inlay. Turned gilded support and ending on a tripartite base with three giltwood feet .

Superb Scandinavian rolling trolley, on 3 levels with a bottle storage space on the intermediate level. Rosewood and Formica tops. Refined design, very good manufacturing quality a...

A William IV circular occasional tilt-top table, the figured rosewood top raised on a tapered column, the tripod base with three powerful lion’s paw feet. English, circa 1830.

A very good quality and very attractive mid 19th century french rosewood occasional lamp table, having superbly figured shaped tilting top, raised on elegant moulded column with fluted decoration, terminating with shaped tripod legs of gothic type design. Quite a typical design dating to the mid 19th century from France these types of table can vary wildly in quality and construction. This is one of the better examples, constructed from good quality mahogany and clearly produced in a good cabinet makers workshop due to the longevity of its functionality and the fact it has aged so gracefully, remaining as fit for purpose as the day it was made. Absolutely perfect for a whole host of spaces around the home, the functionality of this pretty little table is endless. Also depsite its relative bold styling it has enough subtlety to work in almost any interior, with any other style of furniture, including both ultra modern and extremely historic deisgn schemes. If you haven't done so already then its worth having a look at the other variation of this table which we have in stock right now, it is pretty much identical in all ways, other than being constructed from mahogany, as opposed to rosewood. We think they would work fabulously together should one have a requirement for two similar occaisonal tables, but not neccessarily wish to spend the money, or have the required budget, to buy an a true pair of antique lamp...

19th-Century Unique Rosewood Inlaid Tilt-top Table The profiled oval top with a beautiful inlay of brass and mother-of-pearl is supported on a pedestal with four volute legs. Both t...

A very high quality 19th century william IV rosewood oval tilt-top dining table to seat six, raised on a turned and carved baluster column and three c...

An exquisite French rosewood dessert serving tray table dating to the turn of late 19th / early 20th century. Finished in sophisticated Louis XVI style, nicely curved lines give this...

A very high quality small 19th century Regency rosewood tilt-top breakfast table with a reeded edge on column support to triangular base on scrolled carved feet with castors.

A very high quality 19th century William IV rosewood tilt-top breakfast table, raised on a turned and carved baluster column and three legs on castors.  

A delightful mid 19th century rosewood centre table having superbly figured circular tilt top with marquetry inlaid decoration raised on faceted bulbous central set column...

This is a very impressive large antique William IV wooden table in excellent condition and it dates to the 1830s-1840s period. It has a tooled burgundy leather inset top which was on this table when we obtained it, which is in very good condition. This gives it a look of a large drum table...