Table Beech Brass Glass Argentina 1950s

Lombardy Last Fourth XVIII Century

Round opening Neoclassical walnut table, Lombardy, last quarter of the 18th century. Slabed top with wedges in walnut pedule with central fan inlay and boxwood band on the edge with burin engravings depicting landscapes and dolphins facing each other. Four legs in solid walnut turned and rudentate with leaf motif carvings. Non coeval top extension.

Particular table, with rosewood and brass veneered wood base, wooden top with retro-treated glass.

Spain Second Fourth XVIII Century

Table supported by twisted uprights connected by crosspieces, the undertop band has three drawers, carved with scrolls and baroque rocaille; in elm. The feet have been replaced.

Emilia Romagna Late 17th - Early 18th Century

Baroque spool table in walnut, Emilia late 17th - early 18th century. Drawer in the band, turned uprights and crosspieces. Poplar interior. Restorations.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Lombard-Venetian extensible table supported by four refined walnut legs that originally had wheels. Walnut veneered top surface with olive edges and decorated with threads and a walnut, maple and cherry wind rose in the middle; silver fir interiors.

Reproduction in Style

Revival table supported by truncated-pyramidal legs that are tightened by a collar at the top; walnut with an olive veneered undertop band. The round top is made of different marbles that create a phitomorphic motif.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Baroque refectory table, supported by legs carved in volutes, connected by cross stretchers, also in volutes and with a central leafy element; under the top there is a carved frame with a pod pattern. In walnut, the single-axis top was subsequently reduced, and a reinforcement frame was added.