Nice Hand Carved Walnut Library Table

VERY NICE CARVED WALNUT LIBRARY TABLE FROM PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND ESTATE, STRUCTURALLY SOUND & CLEAN. MEASURES 60"X 20" X 30" HIGH.

A highly carved walnut and mahogany Victorian library table or partners desk attributed to the hand of George Henkels (1819-1883 working in Philadelphia) circa 1860. The four legs supporting the frame

BAROQUE LIBRARY TABLE 16TH -17TH CENTURY WALNUT {BAROQUE PARTNERS TABLE}Hand carved legs and baroque styled details believed to be of British or Continental hardwood, Walnut. Dove tail joints, dowel j

A large (late) 19th-century Italian, hand-carved library table. The table features a painted-over walnut top, gadrooned top edges, lion mascarons flanking the corners, a carved skirt with foliate whir

the single plank top over three drawers; 74 inches wide; 31 inches deep; 33 1/2 inches high Provenance: Hindman Auction October 2020

18th century; the single plank top over three drawers with carved fronts, on turned legs joined by a box stretcher 33 x 78 x 30 in. (83.8 x 198.1 x 76.2 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Fr

Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut Library Tablelate 19th century, multiple part form, rectangular top with applied molded edge, one side with two lion mask pull drawers, the sides and back with carved

Fine American Gothic Carved Walnut Library Table, mid-19th c., inset leather top, molded edge, chamfered quatrefoil carved frieze, canted molded legs, foliate brackets, block feet, retains original fi

Attr: Thomas Brooks carved walnut 1 drawer library table has a felt top with burled walnut border, apron and drawer front; figural maiden's head profile panels centered on each of the 4 sides. The bas

Spanish walnut library table or desk, 18th/ 19th c., single-board top, three drawers with chip carved floral design fronts, wood pulls, turned legs on bulbous feet, joined by wrought iron stretchers,

An Italian carved walnut library tableEarly 20th centuryCarved walnut with acanthus apron above a Neoclassical figural motif32" H x 92.75" W x 37" D

Allegorical female figural carved walnut library table. 70" long x 37" deep x 30" tall.

Boldy Style Carved Walnut Library Table / Desk - 32 in tall x 70 x 36

the aprons on each side carved with a face, one side fitted with a drawer Condition: with splits to top. 53 inches wide; 31 1/2 inches deep; 30 inches high

Spanish Baroque style walnut library table, 20th c., having burlwood top, stepped edges, carved corners and trim with foliate motifs, rising on heavily carved supports with medallion, joined by H-stre

Italian carved walnut library table or desk with iron stretcher and shaped legs. Early 20th century. 30 3/4"h x 63"l x 29 1/2"d

French Renaissance Revival walnut library table, having rectangular top with carved foliated trim, over arcaded support transitioning into fluted columnar supports, side apron with scrolls and grotesq

20th century; unsigned; with two frieze drawers and brass-mounted ball feet; Condition: some scratches and minor marks to leather; scattered nicks, scratches and marks to wood; two legs with heavier w

American Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut Library Tableattributed to New York, circa 1880, rectangular top with molded edge, rosette and foliate carved apron with a single flush drawer to one side, t

Antique Continental Renaissance-Revival Carved Walnut Library Table , late 19th c., top with canted lion masque corners, single drawer, baluster legs, stretchers, scrolled feet , h. 32 in., w. 51 1/2

HAND CARVED WALNUT TABLE, CARYATID SUPPORTS CIRCA 1900 H 31'', W 31 1/2'' :8 Fully carved caryatid figural legs, octagonal table. Four service slides, smooth outer edge.

Renaissance Revival Style Carved Walnut Library Table, 20th c., Jamestown, NY, by the Elite Furniture Co., the rectangular top on three turned urn supports, to a trestle base on splayed legs joined by

A late Victorian carved walnut library table with lion face. Ht: 30.5" Wd: 47" Dpth: 25"

NICE WALNUT LIBRARY TABLE, CIRCA 1920'S, MEASURES 53" X 19 1/4" X 30" HIGH, A FEW LIGHT STAINS TO FINISH ON TOP, STRUCTURALLY SOUND, FROM LOCAL ESTATE