Renaissance Revival Inlaid Occasional Table

Renaissance Revival Inlaid Occasional Table. The sunken top with inlaid musical instrument arrangement; four leg ebonized base with stretcher, carved and turned decoration, parcel gilt trim, small bra

A Renaissance Revival Occasional Table Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 29 1/2 x width 37 x depth 26 inches. Property from Christa's Ltd., Chicago, Illinois

A Renaissance Revival inlaid parlor tableCirca 1870sWalnut burl with ebonized and gilt accents29" H x 46" W x 28" D

An American Victorian Renaissance Revival inlaid library tableLate 19th centuryCarved wood with ebonized and gilt highlights, bronze banding and bronze egg and dart mounts, and inset marquetry panel w

Renaissance Revival Inlaid Coffee Table third quarter 19th century walnut, satinwood, gilding, ebonized wood with musical and foliate motifs 18 x 47 x 31 1/2 inches

An American Victorian Renaissance Revival inlaid center tableLate 19th centuryBurled walnut with marquetry inlay top, ebony and gilt enamel highlights, and brass edge work and mounts28.5" H x 46.

An American Victorian Renaissance Revival inlaid library tableLate 19th centuryCarved walnut and burlwood table frame inset marquetry panel with floral and wheat bushel motif raised on casters29.5&quo

RENAISSANCE REVIVAL STYLE OCCASIONAL TABLE H. 16 1/2" W. 14 1/2" D. 11 1/2"

Renaissance Revival Style Pedestal Occasional Table. With an octagonal table top and heavily carved pedestal base. 30 inches x 28 inches.

Renaissance Revival Inlaid Rosewood Center Table. Large inset top panel is inlaid with musical instruments in the center and side panels with mythical faces and floral still life, surrounded by filigr

A Renaissance Revival marquetry inlaid, parcel ebonized and burl walnut center table, third quarter 19th century Dimensions:height 29 1/4in; width 41 1/2in; depth 24 3/4in Provenance:From a Bucks Coun

A Renaissance Revival marquetry inlaid, parcel gilt and ebonized carved mahogany center table, third quarter 19th century, height 29in; diameter 27 1/2in

A Renaissance Revival gilt bronze mounted marquetry inlaid and ebonized writing table, fourth quarter 19th century, fitted with a single frieze drawer, height 29 1/2in; width 54in; depth 32in

An American Renaissance Revival marquetry inlaid walnut center table, third quarter 19th century, fitted with a single frieze drawer, height 31 1/4in; width 26in; depth 17in

American Renaissance Revival polychrome marquetry inlaid and part-ebonized parlor table. The circular ebonized inset top with central inlay depicting two birds on a branch, surrounded by panel and spr

19th c., attrib. Pottier and Stymus oval top with inlaid oval of musical instruments, ebonized base, 29"h; oval top 37 by 2.5"

19th c. Renaissance Revival Victorian inlaid center table. Ebonized and incised with musical theme in center. 26 1/2" D., 29" Ht.

American Renaissance Revival Inlaid Walnut Center Table third quarter 19th century, the top centered by a marquetry panel depicting musical trophies, flanked by birdseye maple panels and rosewood band

A FEDERAL REVIVAL MARQUETRY INLAID MAHOGANY OCCASIONAL TABLE, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, in the Sheraton taste, the shaped, string inlaid edge top lifting open over a swing leg, surmounting a wide, shaped sk

Shaped top, floral marquetry inlaid top with ebonized background, inlaid border and complementing inlaid frieze with ormolu mounts, figural carved corners, tapered legs with paw feet, stretcher base

Early 20th century American Renaissance Revival marquetry inlaid burl walnut table top, attributed to Pottier & Stymus, 44"l x 29"w.

American Renaissance Inlaid and Ebonized Walnut Occasional Table, c. 1870, molded oval top with inlaid medallion, architectonic supports, stylized hoof feet, h. 29 1/2 in., w. 21 in., d. 15 in. Proven

An Egyptian revival inlaid and metal mounted occasional table. Ht: 30.25" Wd: 27.5"

American Renaissance Revival Marble Top Oval Occasional Table. White oval beveled marble top, on a pedestal abse with four bun feet, carved and turned accents throughout. Late 19th century. {Approxima