Continental Mahogany Center Table

A Continental mahogany center table19th centuryheight 31in (79cm); diameter 46in (117cm)

Continental Mahogany Center Table early 20th century, the rectangular top with a molded, foliate-carved edge, and raised on end supports in the form of addorsed lions centered by a female masque and a

Continental Mahogany Center Table having round top set on three borley twist supports over shell carved base terminating in tripod base height 29 inches, diameter 45 inches

A Continental Carved Mahogany Center Table. With a highly carved apron and base decorated with carved bird and dolphin forms 29.5" x 53"

Continental Carved Mahogany Center Table, 19th c., the stepped tortoise shape top, on a tapered lobed pedestal with quadruped cabriole legs with scrolled toes, H.- 29 1/4 in., W.- 42 1/2 in., D.- 27 i

A Continental Rococo Revival mahogany center table circa 1850, the rectangular top above the large high relief carved apron with a well executed center shell form medallion with rocaille carved reserv

mid 19th c., prob. Northern European, flame mahogany top with gadrooned edge and scalloped skirt, acanthus carved and turned post, lion paw feet, 29"h; 42"diam.

Continental marquetry inlaid mahogany center table,19th century, having a round rouge marble top above a wide apron with scroll form inlay rising on a paneled urn- form standard with conforming inlay,

A Continental Rococo style mahogany center tableincorporating antique and later elementsheight 28in (71cm); diameter 36in (91.5cm) Provenance:Property from the Nelson Family Estate, Jackson Ho

Continental Mahogany and Mixed Woods Center Table in the 19th-century style, the circular top with a central avian-inlaid panel within a floral band and with radiating floral-inlaid panels, raised on

Continental Mahogany and Burl Wood Center Table mid-19th century, the circular top banded and with a sunburst inlay emanating from a central inlay, raised on a graduated fluted columnar standard to a

Continental Mahogany, Parquetry and Marquetry Center Table, circular top, blocked frieze, scroll supports, incurvate plinth, h. 30 1/2 in., dia. 43 in

Height 30 1/4 inches, width 48 1/2 inches, depth 36 1/4 inches. water marks and scratches to top; sunfading; edgewear; wear to base

Continental Neoclassical-Style Parcel Gilt Mahogany Center Table, grey marble top, reverse-tapered standard, six-point star-shaped base, casters, h. 29 in. dia. 44 in.

Continental parcel gilt and ebonized mahogany veneer center table in the Empire taste, having a circular top supported by three ringed lion's heads, curved supports with paw feet, on triparte base, ap

French or Continental, 19th century. Mahogany veneered Louis Philippe center table, having a dish marble top, reeded apron, bulbous turned pedestal, and rising on three scrolled feet. Unmarked. Approx

Biedermeier round center table, 19th c., Continental, mahogany top and burlwood veneered column and base, 29"h x 31"dia. Provenance: The Collection of Willow Bay and Robert Iger, NY

Continental, 19th C. Together with a mahogany side table. 2 pieces 30"h x 29-1/2"w and 26"h x 26"w x 22"d Provenance: Property Sold for the Benefit of Greenwood Gardens, Short Hills, NJ.

Continental, likely French, 19th century, mahogany veneered Louis Philippe center table, having a dish marble top, bulbous turned pedestal, and rising on three scrolled feet. Unmarked. Accompanied by

Continental, late 19th C. fitted interior distressed. Together with a Louis XV Style inlaid mahogany center table, 20th C. From: 31"h x 19"w x 15-1/2"d to 31"h x 26"dia.

John Widdicomb, Continental Style Inlaid Center Tablelate 20th century, mixed woods including mahogany, ebony, rosewood, maple and others, circular top with inlaid rosette, molded edge, geometric inla

Mahogany and rosewood top. 31''h. x 50 1/4''diam.

American, 19th C. Top inset with painted gessoed slate, depicting a family in a country scene. 30"h x 36"dia.

Selling as is from the Doyle warehouse in the Bronx. Cannot be shown during exhibition due to broken legs and stretcher base.Late 19th / early 20th century, After the model by Adam Weisweiler for Mari