hall - tables
Hall table. A form of console table although usually much heavier in form and design. Generally rectangular in shape, with scroll or turned legs at the front and flat rear supports. Often fitted with drawers. Many large side tables are nowadays described as hall tables, and the collector should be careful of the converted or incorrectly labelled Victorian washstand.
50 item(s) found:
West Australian hall table c.1900-1910, pine and jarrah with two drawers, turned leg construction. Height 76 cm. Width 91 cm. Depth 48 cm
Marion hall Best pebble top console table, c. 1960, black painted solid steel frame with legs T shaped in cross section, supporting a patterned pebblecrete top. Height 77 cm. Length 137.5 cm. Depth 48.5 cm
Oak hall table. Two drawers with scalloped apron. Spiral turned legs. Some separation to surface timber. Height 77 cm. Width 108 cm. Depth 46 cm
A half-round hall table white variegated marble top 90.5 cmW
A cedar hall table serpentine front 84 cm long
Australian oak demi-lune hall table. Glass top, carved backboard, 1 drawer fitted. Height 89 cm (total), W 76 cm. Depth 46 cm
Dark stained maple hall table, carved frieze with carved ball and claw feet. Height 74 cm. Width 55 cm. Length 135 cm
Circa 1910 cedar hall table, original finish. Top showing normal age use. Height 75 cm. Width 91 cm. Depth 45 cm
A Victorian mahogany hall table, circa 1890, the rectangular top with moulded edge above tapering turned legs. Height 82 cm. Length 120 cm. Width 67 cm.
A Louis XVI style provincial hall table, 20th century, the square top above a single drawer with lower apron supported on four reeded legs with a platform base standing on scroll feet. Height 80 cm.
A 19th century cedar and mahogany hall table, the beaded rectangular top above two frieze drawers, raised on ring turned legs, 105 x 76 x 55 cm
French farmhouse style three drawer hall table or side board in blonde wood
Rare West Australian Colonial two drawer Jarrah hall table c.1880, maker unknown, with four turned legs, drawers dovetailed construction, turned knob handles, good colour and patina. Height 71.5 cm. Top 110.5 x 55.5 cm
A Victorian mahogany hall table with shaped top and open pierced side supports
A Victorian mahogany hall table, the rectangular top above two ogee front frieze drawers, raised on dual supports United by a cross stretcher, scroll carved feet, 117 x 76 x 51 cm
Federation period Australian cedar turned leg, hall table.
Versatile Art Deco S-shape three tiered hall table or bookshelf
A George III style mahogany serving table by Wellington Hall, the cross banded bow front top above three frieze drawers with carved urn decoration to the stiles, raised on carved and tapering fluted legs and block feet, 173 x 92 x 56 cm.
An early 19th century Australian full cedar hall table, circa 1830, the classical triangular back above a single long drawer raised on elegant ring turned tapering legs. Width 96 cm. Depth 50 cm. Height 105 cm.
A Regency mahogany hall table, the elongated rectangular top above a band frieze raised on tapering fluted legs. Width 200 cm. Depth 41 cm . Height 75 cm
A William IV mahogany marble top hall table, raised on square supports United by a turned stretcher, with outswept carved paw feet;. Width 102 cm. Depth 57 cm . Height 80 cm
A superb 'Winks & Hall' New Zealand Native timber work table, the central silver top plaque is inscribed 'Presented to Miss Napier/by the inhabitants of Karangahake in recognition and appreciation of her good work in connection with the Sunday school Oct.…
Colonial huon pine hall table, raised back and single drawer
A Louis XVI style wrought iron and marble hall table, the demi-lune marble top above a wrought iron base, moulded with a Greek key border and lion mask heads, gilt highlights, 89 x 86 x 40 cm
A 19th century Australian cedar hall table with two drawers. Width 106 cm. Depth 40 cm . Height 76 cm
A Victorian walnut hall table stamped Holland & Sonss, the rectangular leather inset top above two frieze drawers, raised on dual fluted supports and four acanthus leaf and scroll carved out swept legs, 105 x 75 x 64 cm.
Chinese rosewood hall table with pierced legs and Aprons
Winks & Hall card table c.1885 This exceptional card or games table is attributed to the substantial cabinetmaking firm Winks & Hall who commenced trade c.1863 and continued through to the 1930's in their Shortland Street premises.…
A Queen Anne walnut half round hall table, circa 18th century, the shaped serpentine burr walnut top with cross-banded edge on a shaped skirt with two drawers on shaped Queen Anne legs with hoof feet. Length 83 cm. Width 117 cm. Depth 58 cm
A mahogany William IV Pembroke dining table with gilded wooden 'hairy paw feet', with one drawer and is hall table size when closed and opens to seat six. Size closed: (56 x 104 cm. Size open: 104 x 110 cm.
Victorian mahogany hall table, in clean condition
Period mountain ash hall table with single drawer
A Tasmanian white ash and oak hall table, with tapped legs pegged, and with two drawers and French drop cast handles.
English oak Tudor style hall table in restored condition
Walnut veneer Art Deco hall table, French polished with all original hardware.
Blackwood Tudor style hall table/sofa table In restored condition
Australian colonial hall table with side drawer, turned legs and shaped back, in unrestored condition.
An exceptionally long and narrow, simply-shaped 19th century French Provincial oak and pine 'table desserte' serving/ hall table, with four shallow drawers fitted into the front rail, from the Normandy area
Strong light oak hall table on long barley twist legs and with moulded edging in well grained oak with extra strength from firm lower shelf.
Huon pine hall table with two drawers and a shelf below
Art Deco oak hall table with a drawer and turned supports
Small hall table with barley twist legs and a drawer
Cedar hall table with a single centre drawer, two false drawers and a gallery top
Huon pine hall table with three drawers and turned legs