AMERICAN 19THC. PIER TABLE PROB. AINSLEY & VIGHT

19THC. AMERICAN CLASSICAL PIER TABLE MARBLE COLUMNS & ORMOLU MOUNTS (44" W X 38 1/2" )

SCROLL BASED AMERICAN PIER TABLE, NY C. 1835 REPAIRED MARBLE (38 1/2" TALL X 42" WIDE X 19 1/2" DEEP)

BACK ( 32 1/2" TALL X 50" WIDE X 20" DEEP)

American early 19th c Neoclassical mahogany pier table. Full marble columns, applied marble back half columns, marble top, original gilt and lacquered edge decoration. Pine secondary. Possibly New Yor

A 19th century American Empire Period pier table, Philadelphia origin, ca. 1830. Mahogany construction with a shaped top and conforming molded apron supported by two scrolled legs with carved decorati

19th C American Empire Flame Mahogany Meeks School Pier Table. American Empire pier table in the manner of Joseph Meeks offers flame mahogany construction with shaped top surmounting lyre form base, w

19th C American Empire Flame Mahogany Pier Table. American Empire pier table offers flame mahogany construction with ogee skirt over mirror having flanking scroll form supports, c1840.Dimensions are 3

American Federal Mahogany Pier Table Circa 1830. Original stencil, gilt decorated acanthus leaf and claw feet decoration. Lower back has the original mirror. Black marble top. Center stencil and lower

American Classical Parcel-Gilt and Stenciled Mahogany Pier Table New York, probably by J. & J. W. Meeks, second quarter 19th century, the marble top over a frieze centered by fruit- and foliate-stenci

American Classical Bronze-Mounted Mahogany Pier Table ca. 1825, the marble top over a figured frieze with inlaid brass stringing, raised on columns with bronze capitals and bases, on a figured concave

American Classical Mahogany Pier Tablesecond quarter 19th century, the marble top over an arched frieze with bronze mounts, supported by tapering columns with carved capitals, the concave low shelf ba

American Classical Stenciled Mahogany and Marble-Top Pier Table ca. 1830, Philadelphia, the marble top over a cyma-molded frieze with a parcel-gilt gadrooned lower edge, supported by columns with Cori

American Classical Revival Bronze- and Marble-Mounted Pier Table late 19th century, the white marble top over a frieze with a central door with a gilt-bronze mount, the ends with lyre-form mounts, rai

American Classical Mahogany Pier Table ca. 1825, the marble top with a molded edge, above a figured frieze raised on tapering columns with foliate- and egg-and-dart-carved capitals and a bowed low she

Featured In Beautiful Homes Magazine. Early 19th Century With Later Elements, Associated Top With Banded Mahogany And Black Marble Panel, Carved Dolphin Supports, Mirror Back, Shaped Plinth, Half Sphe

Black and gold veined rectangular marble top over a figured mahogany ogee frieze supported on front scrolled legs and framed mirror backboard joined by a shaped platform base raised by scrolled front

Of typical form with gate leg construction; center gate leg table opens to 58"; entire table with D ends opens to 104"

This pier table was made in Boston in the 19th century, circa 1810. It is made of solid rosewood and features beautiful carving all along the sides, bottom, and top. There is a mirror in the center an

Important American Marble Top Pier Table w Dolphins. Classically carved and gilded w original restored marble top. Ca 1830 Size: 33 1/2 x 20 1/8 x 32 1/4 in. Location WH

American Classical Mahogany Pier Tablecirca 1840-60, white pine secondary, rectangular top with ogee apron, bold scrolled front supports with applied raised discs, mirrored back panel, lower shaped sh

with scrolled front. 34" high, 42" wide, 19" deep.

Mid 19th century. Having a shaped top over a single drawer with carved center over scrolling lower case on nicely shaped feet all atop casters. H28" W27 3/4" D15 3/4" Sold from the collection of a Kin

Pair of American Classical Carved and Stenciled Mahogany Pier Tables , c. 1830, Philadelphia, carrara marble top, cove-molded frieze, robustly scrolled supports mounted with silk-covered ornaments, mi

Classical Carved Mahogany Pier Table, American, 19th C. Scratches and surface distress. 29-1/2"h x 35-1/2"w x 17-1/4"d