Antique Tables

Very fine, Regency period, brass inlaid, rosewood center table (Item No. 847) The circular tilt top with elaborate arabesque banding, finely molded apron, foliate carved and turned rosewood grained stem, incurvate triangular plinth, brass scroll feet, casters. Circa 1805. Literature: see Margaret Jourdain's definitive book, Regency Furniture: 1795-1830 (revised by Ralph Fastnedge, 1965) illustrates a high-style rosewood center table with similar lobed pedestal, gadrooned collar and extensive brass inlay closely related to that on this lot, page 73, fig. 162. Dimensions: 29" high by 48¼" diameter Fine, French, Regence period, carved giltwood console (Item No. 843) With veined pink marble serpentine-fronted top above a shell and foliate frieze on crosshatched and diagonal reeded ground, raised on foliate-carved double scroll cabriole legs terminating in "pied de sabots." Circa 1725. Dimensions: 30¼" high by 31½" wide by 17" deep Pair of very fine and rare French, Louix XIV style, wrought-iron consoles (Item No. 840) Each with a shaped, breche d'alep marble top above a pierced break-fronted frieze with c-scrolls, quatrefoils, and diamonds and three pierced aprons raised on scrolled supports headed with cherubim. Circa 1900-1920. (one shown) Dimensions: 78" wide by 37" high by 21¾" deep Italian, Rococco period, walnut console (Item No. 838) With wooden top painted to resemble marble and legs terminating in pied de sabots. From Naples. Mid-18th century. Dimensions: 60" wide by 35" high by 26½" deep Very fine, Parisian, Neoclassical period, drop-leaf banquet table (Item No. 828) In solid Cuban mahogany. Six tapered, fluted legs ending in original casters. With original extension mechanism and four later, matching finish, 20" wide, mahogany leaves. Circa 1780. Dimensions: 30" high by 68" diameter (148" long, fully extended) Very fine, Chinese export, black lacquer and Parcil gilt games table (Item No. 822) Featuring chess surface in mother of pearl and ebony and recessed backgammon board in the interior. Second quarter of the 19th century. Very fine, Spanish, Neoclassical, flame mahogany and parcel-gilt coiffeuse (Item No. 824) Circa 1820. Provenance: Collection d' Ariane Dandois Dimensions: 82” high by 34¾” wide by 20&frac1/4;” deep Italian, Renaissance period, walnut refectory table (Item No. 819) In solid, carved walnut. Suitable for use as a large desk. 16th century with restorations. Dimensions: 68" wide by 29¾" high by 34" deep Italian, Baroque period, scagliola panel (Item No. 817) From Tuscany. Early 17th century. Originally an altar front, suitable for adaptation as a dining or coffee table. Dimensions: 73" wide by 34½" deep by 3" thick Fine, French, Napoleon III period, black lacquer and gilt bronze and and incised gilt brass table a jeu (game table) (Item No. 813) Opens to reveal felt playing surface. Circa 1860. Fine pair of Continental, Louis XV style, red painted and parcel gilded console tables (Item No. 812) With white-veined, liver-colored marble tops. One of identical pair shown. Dimensions: 53" wide by 35" high by 22" deep Rare, Northern European, Gothic period refectory table (Item No. 811) In solid, carved oak. Circa 1525-1550. Dimensions: 100" long by 40" wide by 31" high Very fine, Italian, Neoclassical period library table (Item No. 794) In solid, carved walnut, with six legs. Late 18th century. Dimensions: 104½" long by 37" wide by 31½" high Italian scagliola tabletop (Item No. 800) Rectangular top with black ground inlaid with a central cartouche of a couple riding in a boat-chariot drawn by seahorses within a surround decorated with fantastic sea creatures and putti. 20th century. Dimensions: 70" long by 35" wide Restauration period, extending dining table (Item No. 638) In solid mahogany and flame mahogany veneer with fluted, tapering legs above castors. Extends to 22 feet (seats 22). Early 19th century. Parisian, Louis XV period table a jeu (Item No. 757) In kingwood, ebony, and ivory veneers with cabriole legs terminating in gilt-bronze sabot feet. Opens to reveal a green felt poker surface. Mid-18th century. Dimensions: closed: 25¼ wide by 22" deep by 28" high - when opened, poker surface is 25¼" by 44" French, Louis XV style, bronze mounted tric trac table (Item No. 775) In mahogany with mahogany, pearwood, and ebony veneers. Top chess/checkers surface reverses to reveal leather writing surface. Inside reveals inlaid backgammon surface. With drawers at each side to hold gaming pieces. Late 18th or early 19th century. Italian, Louis XV style, wrought iron console (Item No. 771) With marble top. 19th century. Dimensions: 41½" wide by 16" deep by 38½" high Renaissance style extending game table ("table a jeu") (Item No. 398) In solid walnut with casters and multiple inlaid playing surfaces for backgammon, checkers, chess, and a roulette wheel. 19th century from Paris. Dimensions: 31" wide by 26" deep by 30½" high, 93" fully extended Rare, Florentine, Renaissance period refectory table (Item No. 763) In solid, carved black walnut. Late 16th century. Dimensions: 90" wide by 29" deep by 30" high