Italian Neoclassic Demilune Console, 18th C.

An Italian Louis XVI style demilune console table with white marble top and parcel gilt decoratipon on tapered square fluted legs, circa 1790. 38.5" w x 19" d x 36" h

Italian Baroque Walnut Demi-lune Console Table, 17th/18th century, the demi-lune top with a molded edge and raised on shaped lyre-form end supports joined by intersecting stretchers and ending in shap

late 18th century, molded rosso antico marble top, diamond carved frieze with applied floral vines centered by a floral medallion, bulbous palmette carved stop fluted and tapered legs, foliate turned

A Fine Italian Neoclassic White Marble Top Stained Walnut Console Side Table. Approximate Dimensions: 35 inches (Height) x 50 inches (Width) x 23 inches (Depth) Provenance: Estate of A Well Known Art

Pair of 18th century Italian painted and gilt demilune four legged console tables with original white marble tops. 2 legs are bowed. Excellent/very good condition. Measures 38" x 19" x 36.5.

Italian, 18th century. Carved walnut rococo diminutive demilune console table or stand, having a shaped edge, shell decorated apron, and rising on cabriole legs with acanthus leaves. Unmarked. Approx.

A fine pair of Italian Baroque walnut tables, which may be used individually as two demilune consoles or together as a round center table. Circa late 17th to early 18th century. The tops of each table

A pair of Italian neoclassic upholstered armchairs in white/grey painted finish, elaborately carved back and seat rails with fluted trumpet-form legs and scrolled arms, circa 1780. Upholstered in crea

George III inlaid demilune console table, 18th c., ribbon mahogany with inlaid satinwood fan decoration, urn and foliate design to apron, 31.5"h x 46.25"w x 20.75"d

PAIR OF ITALIAN DEMILUNE SIDE TABLES18th CenturyIn walnut. Tops with inlaid scroll banding. Scrolled legs and stretchers.Heights 37.5”. Widths 50”. Depths 25”.

Italian Fruitwood Console Table 18th Century The rectangular top above three frieze drawers raised on bold cabriole legs. 31in. (79cm) h. 70in. (178cm).. 14in. (26cm) w. Condition: Good, no issues not

Sheraton Style Demilune England Console Table, 18Th Century, H 32.5" W 55" D 20.5" | Demilune Flower Marquetry Inlay Design, Satinwood Border With Ebony String Inlay, Three Faux Drawers, Six Oval Drop

Two Italian Neo-Classic Walnut Open Armchairs, 18th C., upholstered in cut velvet (BECK485/2)(MS) Dimensions: 36" H x 23" W x 23" D Property from a Park Avenue Estate

A Pair of Italian Giltwood Console Tables 18th Century Height 37 x width 54 x depth 21 1/2 inches.

A Pair of George III Walnut Veneer Demilune Console Tables Late 18th Century Height 29 3/4 x width 45 1/2 x depth 22 1/2 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, Illinois

A good 18th Century Italian console table or sever with ebonized parquetry inlaid top supported on turned legs with wrought iron stretcher. Size: 27.5"H x 49"W x 19.5"D

Late 18th century Italian Neoclassic giltwood-framed mirror with carved floral motif crest, 52" H (overall) x 21 1/2" W. Minor breaks. Provenance: The Waldingfield collection of Arthur Finkelstein and

Full title: An Italian faux marbre scagliola console, 18th C. Description: H 85 x L 169 x D 72 cm

Antique 18th C Italian Console Cabinet. Having two panel doors & one drawer. measures 38 inches high x 41 inches wide x 15.5 inches deep. Estate inventory #1.

PR. 18TH C. DEMILUNE CONSOLES 29"H 48"W

Italian Rococo Giltwood Console Table, 18th century, with a later painted wood top, having a shell-carved apron with floral garlands, raised on cabriole legs joined by a stretcher with carved flower b

Italian Neoclassical console table late 18th centurySiena marble, Carrara marble, parcel gilt and painted wood36.5 h × 41 w × 21.75 d in (93 × 104 × 55 cm) Th

Pair of Louis XVI Pickled Beechwood Demi-lune Console Tables, late 18th century, the aprons with a laurel leaf- and berry-carved frieze centered by carved lion masques, raised on turned and stop-flute

Nice North Italian Neoclassic inlaid secretary, 18th/19th c., likely Turin or Milan, in the manner of Giuseppe Maggiolini, the case decorated with mixed-wood parquetry rondels depicting Neoclassical r