Pair of Shell Carved Marble Table Bases

Shell console table, marble, stone, Early 20th Century, Custom Made. A pair of large shell form pedestals having square carved bases supporting a large serpentine Carrara white marble top with a deep

A pair of marble-top end tables. Each rouse colored marble-top supported by a tri pedestal base conforming of shell and rosette design leading to a scroll carved apron. In a distress gilt finished. We

(pair) Architectural carved marble table bases, with winged lion supports, approx 24"h, 38"w, 8.5"d Start Price: $1,200.00

Pair French Country Carved Pickled Pine & Marble Tables. Carved base with cabriolet legs and marble tops. 27 inches x 19 inches in diameter.

classical form with grape vine trim, pedestal bases, 15" body.

DESCRIPTION: A pair of carved white marble table lamps. Features a Roman Greco style pedestal base with raising collum and scrolled tops. Fitted for a single bulb with original wiring. CIRCA: 20th Ct.

A pair of carved marble column form table lamps having Corinthian capitals over fluted columns and plinth base circa 1930. Ht: 23"

An Verne églomisé top coffee table attributed to Jansen. A finely decorated Verne églomisé shell and leaf design glass top coffee table. The base having a pair of shell carved distressed p

Pair Italian Art Deco carved marble table lamps, 20th c., carved variegated marble, in baluster urn form, with floral banding, on stepped base, approx. 27"h x 5.5"w (total)

(pair) Carved white marble single-light table lamps, 20th c., each with stylized handles, over hexagon-form standard, quadripartite pedestal, all rising on square gilt base, with small chips to marble

A pair of mahogany pier console tables having white marble rectangular tops over shell carved aprons, raised on Queen Anne legs. 32-1/4 in tall x 48-1/2 in wide x 24 in deep.

Pair of walnut carved marble topped side tables. Measures 28 inches tall by 21 inches long by 15 inches wide. One final on the base has been repaired. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the

Pair Chinese marble top end tables, carved bases, late 19th Century, each stand is 16.25" by 16.25", height is 31.5"

19th c. Victorian elaborate Renaissance Revival style oval red marble top rosewood parlor table with shell carved base 30 x 30 x 23'

Pair Antique Marble Base & Carved Solomonic Column Table Lamps. 38 inches x 5.5 inches

A GOOD PAIR OF 20TH CENTURY CARVED AND GILDED CIRCULAR LOW TABLES, with marble tops, the bases carved as winged figures. 2ft 0ins diameter x 1ft 8ins high.

Great pair of carved white marble lamps with floral decor motif. Two lights each with light inside of marble bases. Approx. 33" tall in good condition, see photos.

Carved parcel gilt wood console table, the green marble top rising on a base with s-shaped legs joined by a carved shell and dolphin stretcher, rising on paw feet, approx 27.5"h, 77"w, 23"d **Provenan

Pair of occasional tables having shaped marble tops over carved aprons and French curved legs with scallop shell carved knees. In overall good condition consistent with age and use. Measures approxima

Serpentine inset white marble top, conforming carved gilt wood base, shell medallions on apron, cabriole legs with carved floral accents. Overall 30.25" h. x 48" x 29.5". This lot is from a $12 millio

French Marble Top Oak Console Table, the shaped deep rouge marble top set on an oak base with shell carved frieze and cabriole legs. 35" tall x 68 1/2" wide x 21" deep. Very good condition.

Antique highly carved oval marble top Victorian parlor table in the oak and walnut woods with shell carved stretcher base, structurally sound and in good condition for age, marble is good, 35"w x 24"d

A Pair of French Candelabra Table Lamps. Carved white marble and gilt bronze bases support patinated bronze figures of a satyr and Bacchanalian female tambourine player with baskets on their heads sup

Stately pair of Irish Chippendale mahogany console tables having verde marble tops over an elaborate acanthus leaf and shell carved apron resting on cabriole legs and ball and claw feet, 18th C. with