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Antique Neo-Renaissance wooden occasional table, dating to around 1900, with richly carved caryatid legs and floral ornament.

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Antique Neo-Renaissance Side/Console Table with Rich Carvings and Caryatids – ca. 1880–1900

A particularly decorative antique table in the Neo-Renaissance / historicist style, probably dating from the late 19th to early 20th century.

The table is made of warm-toned wood, probably walnut or a similar hardwood, and stands out above all for its richly hand-carved decoration. Both legs feature impressive figurative caryatids, combined with floral tendrils, acanthus leaves, volutes, and architectural ornaments.

The large, beveled tabletop is edged with a beautiful continuous carved floral and foliage motif. The substantial double-base construction is joined by a central stretcher and gives the piece a monumental appearance.

A characterful piece of furniture that is an excellent fit for a classic, eclectic, or maximalist interior, and can also be used as a side table, console table, or presentation/display table.

Approximate dimensions:

* Height: 71 cm
* Length: 98 cm
* Width: 56 cm

Condition: good antique condition with normal signs of use and age. The top has scratches and signs of use. There are visible drying/age cracks, including in the tabletop and in one of the carved base/leg sections. These are clearly shown in the photos. The rich carvings are generally well preserved.

A striking and highly decorative piece with plenty of handcrafted character.

Pickup preferred, as the table is very heavy. Please contact me to discuss shipping options.

Antique Neo-Renaissance Side/Console Table with Rich Carvings and Caryatids – ca. 1880–1900

A particularly decorative antique table in the Neo-Renaissance / historicist style, probably dating from the late 19th to early 20th century.

The table is made of warm-toned wood, probably walnut or a similar hardwood, and stands out above all for its richly hand-carved decoration. Both legs feature impressive figurative caryatids, combined with floral tendrils, acanthus leaves, volutes, and architectural ornaments.

The large, beveled tabletop is edged with a beautiful continuous carved floral and foliage motif. The substantial double-base construction is joined by a central stretcher and gives the piece a monumental appearance.

A characterful piece of furniture that is an excellent fit for a classic, eclectic, or maximalist interior, and can also be used as a side table, console table, or presentation/display table.

Approximate dimensions:

* Height: 71 cm
* Length: 98 cm
* Width: 56 cm

Condition: good antique condition with normal signs of use and age. The top has scratches and signs of use. There are visible drying/age cracks, including in the tabletop and in one of the carved base/leg sections. These are clearly shown in the photos. The rich carvings are generally well preserved.

A striking and highly decorative piece with plenty of handcrafted character.

Pickup preferred, as the table is very heavy. Please contact me to discuss shipping options.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
No
Country of origin
Belgium
Material
Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
68 cm
Width
97 cm
Depth
54 cm
Estimated period
circa 1900
Sold by
BelgiumVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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