Antique Tables

			Rare, Louis XVI period table de gibier (hunting table) (Item No. 952) Double face (two-sided) of arbalette form in solid, carved walnut with one large drawer on the front. In the manner of Pierre Pillot, Nimes. Circa 1760. 36" high by 53½" long by 28" wide

			Very fine, Roman, Rococo period console table (Item No. 949) In solid, carved, silvered wood with original marble top. Third quarter of the 18th century.

			Pair of fine, French, Louis XV-XVI Transition period console tables (Item No. 946) In solid carved giltwood with marble tops. Circa 1765. 34½" high by 27½" wide by 17" deep

			Rare, French Provencal coiffeuse perruquière (wig vanity) (Item No. 938) In solid, carved walnut with three, hinged panels opening to reveal five interior compartments designed to store wigs, the center panel inset with a miror. First half of the 19th century.

			Very fine, Italian Rococo period console table (Item No. 933) In solid, elaborately carved giltwood with Serravezza marble top, pierced skirt centered by a rocaille foliate ornament, complex volute floral and foliate-carved cabriole legs, and arched foliate stretcher. Mid-18th century. Provenance: Formerly part of the furnishings at The Audubon House, Key West, FL; previously on exhibition at the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Miami, FL.

			Large, Italian, Louis XVI period carved console (Item No. 931) From Torino with medallions, garlands, and acanthus leaves carved in solid linden wood. Original blue, gray, and beige Brocatello marble top. Circa 1780

			Very fine, French, Louis XVI period, brass mounted console desserte (Item No. 927) In solid mahogany and mahogany veneers. Of demi-lune form with three functioning drawers and original hardware. Circa 1780. Stamped "E. AVRIL JME". (Etienne Avril, Master 1774, was a principle supplier of furniture to Marie Antoinette at the Château de Saint-Cloud.) 58" wide by 35" high by 18" deep

			Fine, Italian, Neoclassical period, painted and parcel-gilded, diminutive console table (Item No. 913) With Carrera marble top. Circa 1780.

			Fine, French, Napoleon III period, black lacquer, gilt bronze, and incised gilt brass table a jeu (game table) (Item No. 813) Opens to reveal original felt playing surface. Circa 1860. Provenance: estate of Mexican film star Maria Felix. 34" wide by 16½ deep (closed)/33" deep (open) by 30" high

			Pair of Italian, Neoclassical, white-painted and parcel-gilt demi-lune console tables (Item No. 895) Circa 1785. 35¾" high by 49¾" wide by 25½" deep

			Fine, Classical period, Roman mosaic panel (Item No. 900) Formerly part of a floor. Centered by a rondel with four ovoid leaves within concentric oblong diamond bands, concentric corner rondels and banded border, iron banded edge. Circa second or third century, AD. 32½" wide by 56½" long

			French, 18th century, Louis XV period console table (Item No. 870) In carved giltwood having a gray and white marble top. 38" wide by 19" deep by 33" high

			French, Rocaille period, console table (Item No. 670) In solid, carved oak with original "rouge de langueduc" marble top. Mid-18th century. 34" wide by 19" deep by 33" high

			Very fine, English Regency period, rosewood and brass-inlaid center table (Item No. 892) With original tilt-top mechanism, giltwood acanthus leaf and faux rosewood grain stem, and unusual square plinth (base) resting upon four bronze winged claw feet. Attributed to George Smith, circa 1805-1810.

			Very fine, Italian, Renaissance period bureau table (Item No. 890) In solid, carved walnut. Late 16th century from Bologna, Italy. 78" wide by 38" deep by 31" high

			Very fine, French, Louix XV period, giltwood console table (Item No. 876) Mid-18th century. Possibly Lyon. 51½" wide by 25" deep by 31¼" high

			Fine, Venetian, Rococo style, painted and parcel-gilded coiffeuse (Item No. 873) 19th century. 60½" high by 39" wide by 18" deep

			Fine, Portugese, Rococo period, console table (Item No. 864) In solid, carved mahogany. Mid-18th century. 33" high by 40½" wide by 29" deep

			Very fine, French, Louis XVI style, brass-mounted, dining table (Item No. 858) The oval top with three extensions above an apron raised on six fluted, tapering legs terminating in brass casters. In solid mahogany and mahogany veneers. Early to mid-19th century. 29¼" high by 38" deeep by 48½" (closed) and 110" long (fully extended)

			Italian, Renaissance period, walnut refectory table (Item No. 819) In solid, carved walnut. Suitable for use as a large desk. 16th century with restorations. 68" wide by 29¾" high by 34" deep