Italian Baroque Period Walnut Altar Console Table, mid 17th century

The scantonata top, with its elegantly canted front corners, is raised above a finely pierced and shaped apron and supported by four sculptural lyre-form legs joined by matching pier...

Of exceptional architectural presence, the molded rectangular top above a single frieze drawer raised on boldly cut lyre-form trestle supports joined by a pierced scroll stretcher te...

The rectangular top with a molded edge and dentile molded apron atop a smaller case housing a drawer, the case raised on carved trestle-form bases joined by a shaped and carved stret...

likely of Tuscany origin, constructed entirely of solid walnut, having a rectangular top above a shaped apron on all sides, raised on slightly flared cabriole legs terminating in sha...

A North Italian carved walnut console table, 17th/18th century, the canted-corner top with a dentil-molded frieze above a paneled central column flanked by boldly carved leafy scroll...

Unique and rare table with unusual figural carved details, from northern Spain, probably Aragon. The single plank top above two lyre-shaped legs connected by shaped stretchers. A won...

Finely constructed in walnut, this Italian console table features a shaped top supported by beautifully turned legs joined by an elegant medial stretcher. The restrained yet sculptur...

Console table hand-made in Italy in the early 1700s using walnut. This table comes from an estate in the area of Frascati, on the hills east of Rome, where well-to-do Roman families ...