Tables

This very decorative card table was made in the closing years of 19th century.
It is rosewood with marquetry of ivory and boxwood and stands on an exceptional cluster column base.

This elegant vitrine table is Edwardian, C.1890.
It is mahogany, inlaid with delicate satinwood and boxwood marquetry.
The curved shape is also reflected in the sweep of the leg and the stretcher.

This very smart vitrine is English, but in the French Louis XV style.

This attractive little table was made in England, C.1860.
It is veneered in amboyna, from the Spice Islands, a precious wood prized in its day for the fact that it glows warm gold by lamplight.

This stylish piece of furniture is French, 19th century, in the Louis XVI manner.
It is mahogany with generous ormolu mounts and is glazed on all sides, making it free-standing.

This Victorian lamp table is amboyna, inlaid with ebony and was made in about 1860. amboyna, from the Spice Islands, is a rare wood usually used in trimming other pieces.