Italian Style Gilt Wood Center Table

Description - Italian style gilt wood center table. Dimensions - 28.5" x 39" x 27"

Italian Rococo style carved gilt wood center table the serpentine shaped breche d' alep marble top on a conforming base, the aprons highly carved with shells, flowers and scrolls, standing on four flo

the cartouche-shaped faux marble top above an ornately carved foliate base 40 inches wide; 36 inches deep; 23 inches high

Italian Grotto-Style Carved Giltwood Center Table, malachite top, naturalistic base carved with fruit and foliage, h. 29 1/2 in., dia. 43 in.

Italian Baroque style giltwood center or console table, 18th/ 19th c., tiled marble top, over frame with large-scale scrolling foliates, floral blooms, rising on whorl feet, table finished on all side

Italian Neoclassical Style Pietra Dura and Giltwood Center Table 34 1/2 in. x 4 ft. 9 3/4 in. x 27 1/2 in.

Italian, early 20th century, Rococo style giltwood center table with red and white marble top and floral and foliate carved body having two drawers, "X" form stretcher, and raised on cabriolet legs. A

Italian Louis XV style giltwood mirrored console table, early 20th c., having a shaped pierced, scrolled and foliate carved frame around the conforming plate, a lower center marble table supported by

DESCRIPTION: A Versace Mansion carved console or center table in the venetian Italian baroque style, featuring a glass top center and a gilt wooden frame with extensive carved decorations, depicting f

Serpentine front with gilt diamond shapes and medallions, hand painted center floral basket - gilt wood reeded legs with block feet - 2 drawers - 2" thick marble top - 81.25" l x 24" w x 35.25" h

Italian Rococo style pietra dura top center table, 20th c., highly decorative bird, floral, and scroll pietra dura top, floral painted and gilt carved wood base on cabriole legs, 34.25"h x 55"w x 30.2

An Italian Rococo style carved gilt wood cabriole base demilune table with white marble top. The base features a pierced wire mesh apron with trefoil molding and foliate motif at center and each side

Italian Neoclassic style Pietra Dura center table, 21st c., inlaid mixed marble top, raised on three gilt and ebonized carved wood crane supports and central Corinthian pedestal, marble clad trefoil b

Vintage Italian Baroque style coffee or cocktail table. Hand carved wood with shell and acanthus details richly layered in gold gilt finish. Top polished natural wood with large glass insert center. F

Carved wood. 36 1/2" high, 16 1/2" high to top of wood base.

A Louis XIV style giltwood center table base, the triparte base with a panelled shaft and serpentine scrolled legs carved with acanthus, 29"h x 21"w Provenance: Christie's London sale 5626, July 4, 19

Height 30 x width 39 1/2 x depth 24 inches. .Estimate $ 2.500-3.000

19th Century, French, Oval Rose De Valence Marble Top, Carved Skirt, Tapering Guilloche Carved Legs, Stretcher With Floral Urn, Height 31, Width 46, Depth 26 Inches. Losses To Finish Consistent With A

A Louis XVI style giltwood center tablemodernWith inset slate top.height 35 1/2in (89cm); width 61in (155cm); depth 29in (74cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Collection, Beverly Hills, Californi

Late 19th century French Louis XV style gilt wood center table, the red and cream oval marble top resting on a conforming base, with a floral adorned and shaped apron, supporting gently curving legs j

Empire-Style Giltwood Center Table, 19th century, the inset circular cast stone top within a foliate-modeled frame, above a conforming circular pierced frieze, raised on fluted supports headed by ram'

Early 20th C. Louis XIV Style giltwood center table with a white marble top, 55 x 96 x 51 cm.

Louis XVI style giltwood center table. With an inset top supported by carved and fluted legs joined by an intricate stretcher. Ormolu mounts. 29 in tall x 24-3/4 in wide x 33 in.

A Louis XVI Style Carved Giltwood Center Table Manner of Adam Weisweiler, 19th Century Height 30 3/4 x width 61 x depth 45 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Don and Carolyn Kirkpatrick, Litt