occasional - tables
Occasional table. A small portable table, usually with a fixed top, able to be moved easily for the convenience of visitors. The term covers numerous designs, and the top may be rectangular, oval or round, standing on tripod, pedestal or framed legs.
157 item(s) found, 1-50 shown:
A 19th century French kingwood kidney shaped occasional table, with fine floral marquetry decorated top, with a single frieze drawer, on cabriole supports with under shelf and ormolu sabots. 67 cm high. 54 cm wide. 40 cm deep.
Colonial musk tilt top occasional table with facetted bulbous centre columns on Segmented round base
A nest of three inlaid mahogany occasional tables, circa 1900, English
An Art Deco walnut and chrome occasional table, 59 cm diameter, 62 cm high
An unusual painted giltwood blackamoor occasional table, 19th century, the rectangular top with stylised draped tapestry cloth and articulated tassels elaborately decorated throughout, on a shaped column,…
A fine nest of three George IV rosewood tables, English, circa 1825 one for woolwork, one for games and one occasional, the largest 69 cm high, 47 cm wide and 34 cm deep. Provenance: Christie's Melbourne 2002 March lot 190
An Edwardian nest of three walnut occasional tables, of fine proportion, each oblong top with parquetry inlay raised on tall elegant tapering slender supports from stretcher bases. Largest 49 x 38 x 72 cm
An oak dropside occasional table 61.5 cmW
A circular topped occasional table with pie crust top and pedestal base three ball, and claw feet, 55 cm diameter, 50 cm high
Victorian walnut occasional table marquetry and inlaid banding in concentric rings to circular top. Central pedestal to tripod base. Height 68 cm. Depth 54 cm
19th century occasional table. Ebonised banding, turned column, tri footed base. Possible marriage length 53 cm. Height 74 cm
Victorian walnut oval occasional table. Figured and inlaid banding; tilt top; central pedestal above three slender legs. Height 70 cm. Depth 55 cm
A Victorian cedar occasional table English, circa 1860 68 cm high 55 cm diameter
A drop-side gate leg occasional table 62 cm high
A Sheraton Revival circular mahogany occasional table on square tapering legs
A George III style occasional table 73 cm wide 48 cm deep 74 cm high
A 19th century mahogany circular top occasional table with ebonised centre medallion over tripod base 53 cm diameter
A mid 20th century mahogany and glass occasional table
A 19th century mahogany circular occasional table raised on carved tripod base 49 cm diameter
A carved beech three tier campaign or occasional table
Victorian mahogany occasional table with tapestry top
An Australian cedar and silky oak occasional table, the panelled square top above a shaped apron raised on silky oak legs, restorations
A 19th century mahogany occasional table shaped circular tilt top over spiral twist column tripod base 56 cm diameter
A Victorian oval occasional table in walnut the veneered top on a turned and carved cathedral base. Width 110 cm. D.67.5 cm. Height 68 cm
A circular two tier timber occasional table together with an oak side table with single drawer together with a small coffee table on cabriole legs together with a small stained pine single chair with caned back and floral upholstery
An Arts & Crafts mahogany occasional table in the manner of Gustav Stickly 46 cm wide 46 cm deep 50 cm high
A French kidney shaped occasional table with a frieze drawer and under shelf on shaped supports with ormolu sabots. Width 28 cm. Length 43 cm. Height 65 cm
A French 19th century kingwood two tier occasional table with inset marble top of serpentine outline with brass banding on cabriole supports with ormolu mounts. 71 cm. X 45 cm. X 72 cm
A French oval kingwood and sunburst inlaid two tier one drawer occasional table with parquetry top lower shelf. Height 70 cm. Length 43 cm. Width 32 cm
A French amboyna folding occasional table with an ormolu gallery, rosewood banding on scrolled end supports. Height 74 cm. Length 36 cm. Depth 36 cm
An Anglo Indian bone inlaid camphorwood occasional table, the circular top finely inlaid with a radiating foliate design above a lappet carved standard, raised on leaf capped scroll supports, 60 cm. Diameter x 56 cm high.
An oak occasional table 90 cm wide, 45 cm deep by 40 cm high
A Regency mahogany and brass inlaid occasional table, the circular top with brass edge and two conforming inlaid circles with a central foliate scrolled central section, supported on a turned column on a triform inlaid base, raised on turned feet,…
An Edwardian satinwood inlaid drop leaf occasional table
An Art Deco walnut occasional table, circa 1930, the circular top above four shaped supports raised on a circular base with four gilded steel ball feet, with paper label to base 'Les Meubles / Braconnier / Pont du Canal, Saint-Quentin', 79 cm Diameter.…
An Art Deco chrome, dark stained maple and blackened glass occasional table, of circular form with two tiers, 61 cm Diameter. 49 cm high
A Victorian inlaid walnut quadruple flap occasional table in the French manner C. 870
An Edwardian mahogany occasional table, 68 cm wide, 45 cm deep, 70 cm high
A 19th century cast iron occasional table possibly French, the oval top with incised foliate decoration, raised on faux bamboo supports, moulded factory mark to underside and no. 850, 70 cm high
A George III mahogany tilt top occasional table the round top above a ring turned baluster column, raised on out swept legs terminating in pad feet, stretchers replaced, 82 cm diameter 71.5 cm high
A Scottish ecclesiastical occasional table with inlays & thistle decoration
A French 19th century Louis XV style circular occasional table with multiple inlaid and a brass gallery with ormolu mounts
A caned teak occasional table, circa 1946, the circular cane inset top raised on three tapering legs United by a tripartite stretcher 90 cm diameter. Note: for an identical example see Australian home beautiful May 1946 page 9.
Two Italian 17th century style oak occasional tables, the plank tops above squared legs with cross supports and 'X' shaped cast iron stretchers (2) 71 cm wide, 66 cm deep, 69 cm high
A George III cherrywood occasional table, 64 cm high, 45 cm diameter
A George III mahogany tilt top occasional table the circular top with rounded edge above a baluster support with fluted top raised on three out swept legs, top possibly reduced, 68 cm diameter, 78 cm high
A Louis XVI style gilt bronze and porcelain occasional table, with circular Sevres style dish top painted with floral swags, on three gilt bronze supports with a lower circular shelf beneath, 55 cm Diameter. 76 cm high
An Italian marble top giltwood occasional table, the circular white marble top raised on a tripartite standard with goat mask head mounts and hoof feet, 81 diameter x 75 cm high.