Continental Marble-Top Center Table

A Continental marble top center table, having a variegated top above the pedestal base rising on compressed ball feet, 27.5"h x 30"w

An unusual Continental marble top center table with Baroque style base. Size: 29" H x 47.5" W x 37.5" D

Cream painted with gilt highlights. Marble top. 30 1/2"h. x 32"w. x 22"d.

Large Continental French style marble top center table with shell carved skirt. ht. 33 1/2in., top: 40" x 40"

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

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

Table. Beautiful table with carved marble top, fluted pedestal raised on claw feet. From a Westchester estate. Dimensions: 40" diameter x 28.5" h.

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.

Early Continental Gothic iron center table with associated marble top supported on a tripod base with central 6 sided 2 post and tracery form base. 18th century or earlier. Size: 36 1/2" H x 33" Dia

A Continental Parcel Gilt Center Table with a Specimen Marble Top 20th Century Height 32 x diameter of top 45 inches.

Continental, 19th Century, Inset Paint Decorated Octagonal Marble Top With Faux Pietra Dura, Ebonized And Faceted Standard, Incurvate Plinth, Paw Feet, Height 30.5, Diameter 34.25 Inches, Later Painte

Continental, likely French, 19th century. Manner of Joseph Effner (German, 1687-1745), Foliate carved giltwood center table in the rococo taste, having a shaped black nero porto marble top, serpentine

A Continental Neoclassical style parcel ebonized walnut center table20th centuryWith cippolino verde marble top.height 31 3/4in (81cm); width 79in (201cm); depth 40in (102cm)

A Continental Baroque polychrome decorated center tableearly 18th centuryWith a variegated brown marble top.height 29in (74cm); width 71in (180cm); depth 35in (89cm)

Continental Neoclassic gilt rosewood center table, Early 19th c., the round grey marble top, on ebonized column support with central foliate band, raised on tripartite base with three gilt carved pad

Continental specimen table center table, 19th/20th c., inlaid onyx and marble top on wrought iron and brass base. 29"h x 43.75"l x 43.75"w Provenance: Property from the Collection of Seema Boesky

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,

An antique Continental center table circa 1800. The inlaid case having one drawer and supporting a marble top with shaped edge. Ht: 28" Width: 38.5" Depth: 26"

early 19th century, with fine segmented specimen marble circular top resting on pedestal support with star form base, with gilt highlights, 28-1/2 x 36 in. diameter Provenance: Private Collection, New

Continental, 20th century. A Neoclassical style pietra dura or inlaid marble center or breakfast table, the light rosso colored circular top having a beveled edge and inlaid with two borders of contin

Continental gilt carved rococo console table with shaped white marble top over a conforming base, apron with pierced foliate carvings, mask carving center and each front knee, raised on four foliate c

CONTEMPORARY CONTINENTAL DECORATOR-FINISHED CONSOLE TABLE IN THE BAROQUE-INSPIRED TASTE. Gilt-striated cream color faux marble finish. Shaped rectangular top with concealed center apron drawer; 18th

Continental, 19th century. A stunning antique console table in oak or walnut with a marble top. Finely hand carved with botanical motif, as well as a charming basket near center. Overall good conditio

American Gothic Revival Rosewood and Marble-Top Center Table ca. 1845, after a design by Alexander Jackson Davis, and probably executed by Alexander Roux, New York, the period hexagonal marble top wit