wine - tables
Wine table. A small pedestal table, usually on a tripod base, with a round or square top. Used as an occasional side table, and handy to place wine glasses.
18 item(s) found:
A cedar wine table, leg damaged, 44 cm diameter, 54 cm high.
A cedar circular top wine table with tripod base 58 cm diameter
A mahogany and cedar pedestal wine table on circular platform base
A rectangular top cedar wine table Australian circa 1850 76 x 53 x 39 cm 53 cm wide, by 39 cm deep 76 cm high
A cedar wine table, circa 1860. Height 72 cm diam:50 cm
A very finely carved Georgian Chippendale style, vintage, mahogany wine table~
Cedar circular wine table on a spiral column with three out swept supports.
An important first period early colonial blackwood wine table, circa 1815-20 56 x 72x xx 44 cm Tasmanian, fine early bunch turned column, shaped splay feet. Possibly the earliest wine table yet found in Tasmania. Found in shed condition. Width 56 cm.…
A late 19th century Australian Colonial cedar oval wine table, on a bulbous turned column with three out swept supports
Australian Colonial 19th century cedar wine table the circular top over a turned baluster support, raised on a down swept terminating in pad feet
A rare colonial Australian cedar wine table in untouched condition, the top, column and legs of solid cedar, and the triform platform base veneered, some chipping to the veneer
Cedar Georgian lamp or wine table with a tripod base and cabriole legs
Cedar (Toona ciliata) circular top occasional/wine table with a lip, a ring turned baluster column, a tri-form base and three bun feet
Round cedar wine table with a tri-form base
Cedar Georgian lamp or wine table with a tripod base and cabriole legs
Round Victorian cedar and mahogany wine table
Colonial cedar wine table with a round top, turned pedestal and a tripod base