RENAISSANCE REVIVAL STYLE CARVED WALNUT TABLE

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

Stunning antique carved walnut library table in the Renaissance revival style. Figural carved Satyr men flank the sides of carved crest and floral motif. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will not ship. Ga

An antique carved wood kitchen or dining room table, in the Italian Renaissance Revival or Neo Gothic style. Carved scrolling legs. No apparent signature.Dimensions: 32.5 X 50.5 X 31 in. Condition:

Mid 19th century Renaissance Revival carved walnut table. Corners are carved in the form of a ram's head, joined by a basketweave style apron between. Table sits on two trestles with feet in the form

A Renaissance Revival style walnut table, with white marble top, brass casters, carved base, 31x22x28

An American mahogany Empire style acanthus carved writing desk circa 1900. Ht: 30" Wd: 71.5" Dpth: 35.5"

A Renaissance Revival cocktail tableLate 19th centuryCarved in walnut and burlwood veneer with ebonized and gilt highlights with open quatre-form pedestal base with Jenny Lind-style carved masks and c

Renaissance Revival Walnut Table Top on a Horner Style Base. Rectangular top on a two plinth legs carved with cartouches and finished with large paw feet, with a scroll carved stretcher. {Approximate

DESCRIPTION: Late 19th century walnut Victorian parlor table that displays a hybrid of styles including Renaissance, Rococo, and Eastlake Revival. Four carved legs rising to a central stretcher. The t

Exceptional Renaissance Revival walnut library table, late 19th c., substantial 2" thick tabletop, over foliate apron, well-carved supports with satyrs, scrolling foliates, and fruit, joined by cross

19th century American walnut dining table with leaves and seated on ornate renaissance carved turned center base. See photos for details as shown. 48" x 48" closed 48" x 106" full length. Great Condit

Italian Renaissance Revival walnut table, early 20th c., rectangular tabletop over molded apron, scrolled supports with wedged tenon cross stretcher, ending in carved paw feet, approx 30.5"h, 90"w, 35

Italian Renaissance Revival carved walnut table, early 20th c., rectangular top with dentil molding, rising on acanthus scrolled supports, joined by center cross stretcher, ending in paw feet, approx

Provenance: The Estate of David Karpeles, the Karpeles Manuscript Museum, Montecito, CA; 43 inches wide; 27 1/2 inches deep; 31 1/2 inches high

Italian Renaissance Revival carved walnut table, early 20th c., having rectangular top, over stretcher-joined volute supports, centering grotesque mask, ending on paw feet, approx 32.25"h, 104.25"l, 4

Italian Renaissance Revival walnut table, early 20th c., rectangular top with molded edge, carved apron with laurel leaves, acanthus corbel supports, paneled sides with central rosette, joined by cros

Italian Renaissance Revival Style Hand Carved Console Table.Measures 34 inches x 60 inches x 20 inches.

A Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut Table Late 19th Century Height 28 x diameter of top 44 inches.

in three sections Condition: some areas of minor wood separation and insect damage 58 inches wide; 24 inches deep; 101 inches high

Italian Renaissance Revival Style Hand Carved Console Table.Measures 34 inches x 60 inches x 20 inches.

20th century; the upper section with three beveled glass-inset doors opening to two shelves; the lower section with two frieze drawers over two hinged doors enclosing an open interior; Provenance: The

Renaissance Revival style carved walnut console, late 19th or early 20th century, having a brown breccia marble top, surmounting an apron heavily carved with acanthus motifs, supported by scroll legs

with square top on figural legs Condition: with some chipping to apron 23 1/2 inches square; 24 inches high

A Pair of Italian Renaissance Revival Style Carved Walnut Sgabello Hall Chairs, 20th Century. H: 45 1/2 W: 13 D: 16 3/4 in. From the Estate of Robert J. Jergens. Proceeds to benefit the Cleveland Inst