Dutch 18th Century Serpentine Painted Side Table, circa 1760

Rectangular side table built using oak and pegged construction in the late 1700s in the Netherlands. This table shows beautiful craftsmanship and proportions. The top features an ins...

A lovely quality 18th century Dutch marquetry walnut side table, profusely inlaid all over with decorative floral marquetry inlay, the shaped hinged top opening up and flipping over ...

This is a well made solid hardwood ( probably fruitwood) side table with one single drawer, dating to the English George III period of the mid 18th century, circa 1760. This is a we...

Delightful late 18th Century Provencal side table on cabriole legs with scalloped top and apron.

This beautiful hand-painted Venetian table has a yellow ground with green scrolls and red foliate decoration. It has a scalloped apron and stands on cabriole legs. The top has a pain...

Side table made in the Netherlands in the mid 1700s using oak and pegged construction. This table is extremely well built and, despite its rather large legs and decorations, it has a very elegant appearance. The top is composed of two large inset boards, and shows straight edges. The top sits on a piece of molding that connects it to the apron, which is decorated by inset ebonised panels on the sides, and ebonised fluting on its corners. The four legs show beautiful large hand-turned legs, with the typical Flemish flare. Whoever build this table back in the day did have an impressive attention to details and quite and eye for balance, because even the box stretcher has beautiful ebonised elements that really tie it to the rest of the piece and give it quite a harmonious look. The table still sites on its original bun feet. This table is truly a beautifully-made and decorated piece. From the strategically placed ebonised wood to the decorative wooden brackets...