Pair of Italian Neoclassical Walnut and Scagliola Salon Tables

19th century; each with rectangular top inset with a scagliola panel in cream with reddish-brown linear borders, over a plain frieze on columnar legs joined by a wavy X-form stretcher, on flattened bu

A pair of Italian Neoclassical walnut demilune consoles, circa 1800, formerly the D ends of an extension dining table Dimensions:height 30 3/4in; width 57 3/4in; depth 22 1/2in Provenance:From a Bucks

Probably Italian, 20th C. Sunbleached, losses, stains and wear. 18-1/2"h x 14-1/2"dia. Provenance: Property from a Private Rumson, NJ Collection

Pair Italian Neo-Classical walnut cabinets, Early 19th c., the rectangular top over single drawer, above lattice paneled glazed doors, ebonized column pilasters, on carved giltwood cabriole legs endin

A pair Italian Neoclassical Scagliola Panels, late 18th/Early 19th Century after Mantegna, in grisaille on a black ground, within molded wooden boarders. Condition good, 3 small losses on panel with c

A pair of Italian ebonized and walnut tables with bronze details. Ht: 28" Wd: 24.5"

A Pair of Italian Walnut Tables. Each with a single drawer 26 1/2" x 31" x 20"

An Italian Neoclassical parcel gilt walnut center tableearly 19th centuryWith green marble top.height 34 1/4in (87cm); diameter 33in (84cm)

Rectangular with hinged lid above a single drawer on column legs and pilasters, part early 19th century and later elements, 29.5” H x 18” W x 16” D. Provenance: Property removed from the 5th Ave

PAIR OF ITALIAN NEOCLASSICAL TORCHIERE FLOOR LAMPS, CHIPS TO GESSO. DAMAGE TO NECK OF ONE. 67" H.

An Italian Neoclassical parcel ebonized inlaid walnut center tablelate 18th centuryheight 30in (76.5cm); width 38 1/2in (98cm); depth 28 1/2in (73cm)

Italian Neoclassical walnut and mixed wood parquetry veneered and inlaid side table,18th century, having a single drawer, and rising on tapering square stop fluted legs with block feet, apparently unm

(pair) Italian Neoclassical style walnut bedside cabinets, 19th c., banded accents, two drawers, floral carved apron, rising on fluted and tapered legs, approx 28"h, 16"w, 12.75"d Start Price: $100.00

Including matched pair of Italian walnut tables, marble oval table, kidney-shaped table, etc. From the estate of Charles Wendell.

Pair Italian Neoclassical marble-top pier tables, 19th c., Italy, rectangular Siena marble veneered top with Vert de Alpes banding, over grey painted skirt decorated with a gilt floral band, raised on

Pair Italian Neoclassical painted pedestal tables, 19th/20th c., gilt and grisaille painted wood, pyriform tables with scalloped frieze, each side decorated with a rosette medallion, 21"h x 18"w

Continental, likely Italian, 20th century. A pair of neoclassical style giltwood console tables, each rectangular in form with a white marble top, with a pierced apron with a ram's head crest, beaded

Modern. Each a food serving cabinet for the dining room; rectangular, with a divided hinged top opening to an interior with removable metal food trays, the case with a pair of doors, each carved with

Provenance: The Estate of Charles Hackett of Charles and Charles, San Jose, CA 26 1/2 x 45 x 16 in. (67.3 x 114.3 x 40.6 cm.)

Italian, 20th century. Neoclassical style round walnut veneered starburst pattern center table, raised on carved dark wood gryphon legs and tripod platform base. Apparently unmarked. Provenance: From

Italian Neoclassical Walnut Marquetry Games Table, having rectangular parquet top with star and banded motif above a plain apron fitted with a drawer on one side, on tapering square molded cornered le

An Italian Neoclassical walnut oval center tableearly 19th centuryWith marble top.height 31in (78.5cm); width 35 1/4in (89cm); depth 28 1/2in (72.5 cm)

Italian Neoclassical style walnut console table, 20th c., banded top, three drawers, on tapering square legs, joined by scalloped spandrels, finished on all sides, approx 32"h, 39.5"w, 19.5"d Start Pr

A fine pair of Italian Baroque walnut tables, which may be used individually as two demilune consoles or together as a round center table. Circa late 17th to early 18th century. The tops of each table