Antique hall console table (c.1900) Approximate age: 120 years Material: Elm Our antique console table is a unique piece that stands out for: Its minimalist yet elegant design is worthy of any contemporary space. The union of the legs with the surface is made by means of traditional carpentry techniques, called dovetailing. This technique was commonly used for its solidity and beauty. It was used as a work table in workshops and homes for various daily tasks. Its versatile adaptation to different spaces, it can be perfect as a work table, coffee table or side table. The state of conservation is optimal, except for the characteristic imperfections of any antique furniture due to the course of the years. Give a point of originality to your home with a unique piece, which merges with the contemporary style bringing personality to your home. This hall table can be combined with one of our sideboards or with our antique chairs as a perfect complement. UNIQUE PIECE

This modernist hallway console, originating from France, has a tubular chrome structure matched with a black painted metal drawer and a heavy, 2cm thick, blue opaline glass top.

A very attractive Edwardian, mahogany table, having shaped top with geometrically inlaid top, practical frieze drawer and string inlaid legs united by undertier, all in wonderful condition throughout, ready to place at home. c1910

H28.5″ W18″ D23.5″
H73 cm W46 cm D60 cm

France / 1980 / console / travertine / mid-century / vintage / design

Decorative small console table made in very fine travertine with nice stone patterns. This console was designed in France in the 1980s and has one shelve.

The travertine console’s minimalist design and warm natural color make it a versatile choice that can effortlessly blend with any existing furniture or decor. A stylish statement whether used as small storage, side table or nightstand.

Solid oak console table with turned legs.

This table is made of solid oak throughout. It has six turned legs.

This product has been completely renovated in our workshops. The whole thing was sanded then we applied a matt colorless varnish.

This table will be perfect for your big festive meals!

Dimensions: Length 221 cm Depth 59 cm Height 75 cm Height under headband 60.5 cm.

Eros console designed by Angelo Mangiarotti (Milán, 1921 – 2012) for Skipper. Stunning rosso sardo marble console with top fitted on two conical bases, Italy, 1971

This mid-century teak console table was produced in Denmark in the 1960s.The console has profiled handles, giving it a unique character. The console has 2 drawers. Completely restored elements made of teak wood were cleaned of the old coating, polished with Danish Rustins oil.

The striped mahogany top gives warmth and character to the console, offering a distinctive look. Striped mahogany is a precious hardwood known for its natural beauty and strength. The top has been finely worked to highlight its grain and give a touch of sophistication to the piece. The console features a spacious drawer that offers added convenience for organizing and storing personal items. The upper shelf, made of clear crystal, provides an additional display area for displaying decorative objects or precious collections. The legs of the console are made of beech, a hard and resistant wood, which gives the piece stability and solidity. Brass ferrules on the feet add a touch of sophistication and protect the legs from deterioration caused by daily wear and tear. The shellac finish gives a glossy and protective look to the console. This type of finish is used extensively to preserve the natural beauty of the wood over time, while providing a durable and easy-to-clean surface. The dimensions of the console are as follows: 92cm high, 72cm wide and 30cm deep. These dimensions make it suitable to fit into different areas of your home, whether you want to place it in a dining room, hallway or sitting room. This 1960s console is in excellent condition, a testament to its quality and care over the years. It is a unique piece that will stand out with its classic design and attention to detail. It is sure to add a touch of retro charm to your home decor and become the center of attraction in any room where it is placed.

This great Chinese console table or altar around 1940 is built in solid mahogany.