Fine and large Chinese carved rosewood table, 19th c., round tabletop with inset marble, egg-and-dart molded edge, pierced apron with grapevine motif, bulbous pedestal base further embellished with vining foliage and flowers, rising on substantial scroll feet, restoration along apron, approx 33"h, 52.5"diam
A LOUIS XV STYLE MARBLE TOPPED AND ORMOLU MOUNTED MARQU...A LOUIS XV STYLE MARBLE TOPPED AND ORMOLU MOUNTED MARQUETRY INLAID ROSEWOOD PETITE COMMODE, LATE 19TH CENTURY, the serpentine rectangular Incarnat Turquin marble top with bull nose edge, above conforming sides enclosing three drawers centering shaped rectangular rosewood panels with curling rocaille cast escutcheons flanked by leafy branch bronze handles, inlaid with dyed fruitwood floral stems and enclosed by undulating foliate borders in similar woods, within side supports topped by pierced mounts of trailing "C" scrolls and ending in reticulated acanthus on scrolling rocaille modeled sabots, flanked by side panels centering tall blossoming leafy sprays marquetry, verso branded "MADE IN FRANCE," includes one key. Height: 32 1/2" Width: 36" Depth: 14 3/4"
Condition:
Marble top has surface wear and buildup, some chipped edges along underside, and front left corner tip repaired. The commode has restored areas, inlay has faded patches, areas of veneer loss, one side panel is dry with streaking, both side panels have slight warping, small scratches, cracks, touch-ups, some splits on back legs towards feet, verso back partially covered with an associated stained wood table top leaf, and gilding is worn on bronze mounts. Simpson Galleries strongly encourages in-person inspection of items by the bidder. Statements by Simpson Galleries regarding the condition of objects are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty, or assumption of liability by Simpson Galleries. All lots offered are sold "AS IS."
VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD MARBLE TOP LIBRARY TABLEVICTORIAN ROSEWOOD MARBLE TOP LIBRARY TABLE, mid-19th Century, the serpentine mottled dark grey marble top within a gadrooned edge over a conforming frieze fitted with two drawers and with foliate decoration on molded cabriole legs - h:30w:44d:30in.
An Empire Carved Mahogany Inlaid and Bronze-Mounted Console Table early 19th c. having a marble top above a rosewood banded bronze mounted frieze scroll legs topped by classical gilt busts and ending in human form feet inlaid stretcher shelf plinth base foliate gilt suppressed ball feet "estate" condition height 41 in. width 26 1/2 in. depth 15 in.
CHINESE ROSEWOOD TABLE WITH ROUGE MARBLE TOP CIRCA 1850 HEIGHT 32". TOP 38" X 24".CHINESE ROSEWOOD TABLE WITH ROUGE MARBLE TOP, Circa 1850, Carved and pierced apron. Legs end in claw & ball feet. Dimensions: Height 32". Top 38" x 24".
An American Late Classical Carved Mahogany Center Table, c. 1840, attributed to J. & J.W. Meeks, New York, original serpentine Egyptian marble top on conforming skirt with ripple molding, carved scroll supports with baluster finials, scrolled stretcher, folded scroll feet on rectangular pads, later ball casters, height 30 in., width 38 in., depth 22 in. $1800/2400 Note: A rosewood table bearing the J. and J.W. Meeks label with scroll supports, stretcher and feet nearly identical to those on this lot is illustrated in Lindquist and Warren, Victorian Furniture, p. 14.
ROCOCO MARBLE TOP ROSEWOOD CENTER TABLE. ROCOCO MARBLE TOP ROSEWOOD CENTER TABLE.Mid 19th century, Europe. The original rectangular black marble top with red and white striations with serpentine edges and turret corners projecting above the conforming rosewood base. Foliate carved overall with scrolling borders raised on cabriole legs with foliate scrolls terminating in boldly carved claw tipped claw feet. SIZE: 30" h x 43" l x 24" w. CONDITION: Table base has been re-polished with stabilization of veneers in apron. Very good overall. 51911-16
Empire-style Marble-top, Rosewood-veneered, and Ormolu-mounted Pier Table: Empire-style Marble-top, Rosewood-veneered, and Ormolu-mounted Pier Table, early 20th century, white marble top over veneered frieze, back with mirror flanked by marble engaged pilasters with ormolu capitals and bases, two marble columns joined by base shelf, set on tapered feet, ht. 37 1/4, wd. 43 1/4, dp. 22 in. . Estimate $700-900 . . Sun fading to wood, small stain and crack to marble, age crack to shelf. . . . Items may have wear and tear, imperfections, or the effects of aging. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Skinner shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
Two Chinese Marble Top Rosewood Tables. : One hexagonal form plant stand carved with shou characters, floral motifs, and knots. Together with a larger side table carved with bats, shou characters, florals, and lion masks. From a New York, NY estate. - Dimensions: Largest: 32" h x 23" dia. Condition Plant stand with broken marble. Side table with some splits to feet.
AN AMERICAN ROCOCO REVIVAL MARBLE TOPPED ROSEWOOD CENTER TABLE, MID 19TH CENTURY, : AN AMERICAN ROCOCO REVIVAL MARBLE TOPPED ROSEWOOD CENTER TABLE, MID 19TH CENTURY, the polished and shaped oval gold veined black Porter marble top with cavetto border, above a conforming serpentine apron trimmed in "C" scrolls flanking stylized rocaille pendants, raised on cabriole legs with curling shell carved hips over sinuous acanthus leaves ending over scrolling foliate detailed feet on lobed dome form sculpted caps concealing casters, joined by a similarly carved "X" form stretcher supporting a foliage filled vase finial. Height: 30 1/4" Length: 47 1/4" Depth: 30 1/4" Provenance: Lifelong Collection of Clocks and Antiques, Navasota, Texas. Condition Good restored condition with normal light marks, scratches, age cracks, chips, dings, and surface buildup in crevices. Marble top is possibly later but of fine quality. Simpson Galleries strongly encourages in-person inspection of items by the bidder. Statements by Simpson Galleries regarding the condition of objects are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty, or assumption of liability by Simpson Galleries. All lots offered are sold "AS IS. " NO REFUNDS will be issued based on condition.
Victorian rosewood marble top center table having turtle shaped top with floral carved skirt on cabriole legs connected by X stretch... Victorian rosewood marble top center table having turtle shaped top with floral carved skirt on cabriole legs connected by X stretcher with center finial.
ht. 29 in.; 28 1/2 in.; 46 1/2 in.
CARVED CHINESE MARBLE TOP ROSEWOOD TABLE: Carved Chinese marble top plant stand having stylized dragon heads, floral & foliate, pierced skirt panels. Raised on claw on ball feet. Approx. 24'' h x 17'' w.
CONDITION: Loose skirt panels, scuffs at marble, wear consistent with age and use.
FIVE-PIECE SEATING FURNITURE AND TABLE SET, Chinese, 20th century, the carved rosewood and marble paneled set comprising: large sofa, pair of armchairs, step-top end table and rectangular cocktail table. Sofa dimensions: 40.25"H x 66.5"L.
Chinese Rosewood and Marble Top Table Chinese. A rosewood and marble top table the rounded square top with annulated edge and inset marble surface above a conforming pierced foliate and wave carved frieze raised on carved legs united by a stretcher all ending on ball and claw feet marked MADE IN CHINA on underside; ht. 22.5 wd. 14.75 in. Ex Louis Cotlow CollectionEx Property Cincinnati Museum Center Cincinnati OH Condition: Some separation to corner joints of table top crack to marble watermark to table top and wear to finish.
A REGENCY GILT GESSO, ROSEWOOD AND MARBLE TOPPED MIRROR BACKED CONSOLE TABLE, CIRCA 1820
The fitted carrara marble top above moulded bow front apron, flanked by turned baluster supports on rosewood platform base with gilded gesso moulded frieze, 76cm width x 37.5cm depth x 85cm height.
Provenance: Purchased in 1981 from James.R.Lawson Pty Ltd, Sydney.
Minor losses on gesso, later gilding and staining to gesso mouldings, spots to mirrored back
DON SHOEMAKER; SENAL
Dining table, Mexico, 1960s
Rosewood, marble
Remnants of paper label
29 1/2" x 37" x 37"
Fine Classical Gilt, Vert Antique, and Rosewood Caryatid Table: attributed to Duncan Phyfe, 1815-1820, figured rosewood top with brass inlay and satinwood banding, brass inlaid edge, opening to a felt lined playing surface above a gilt bronze mounted and brass inlaid rosewood frieze, carved gilt and vert antique painted caryatid support, back with leaf carved and fluted column supports, on rosewood veneered and bronze mounted base set on carved gilt and vert antique and animal paw feet, with leaf carved knees and brass casters, interior till with early and probably original marbled paper lining, poplar, ash, and white pine secondary, 29-1/4 x 35-3/4 x 18 in. Note: This rare table is illustrated and discussed in McInnis and Leath, ?Beautiful Specimens, Elegant Patterns: New York Furniture for the Charleston Market, 1810-1840? (Chipstone, 1996) p. 149-150. McInnis and Leath note that it is one from a pair that descended in the Ravenel-Frost family. ÿBanks family members recall William purchasing the table from his Cousin, Olive Pringle Brown, who also lived in Newnan. It was said to have come from the Pringle mansion in Charleston. Among Charleston?s most prominent families, the Ravenel, Frost and Pringle families, ÿresting a web or connections and of possible histories for this table. It is also illustratedÿin Katherine Gross Farnham, ?Living with Antiques: The Gordon-Banks House in the Georgia Piedmont, ? The MagazineÿAntiques, ÿ102, no. 3 (September 1972): p. 444. , and in Fairbanks, ÿAmerican Furniture 1620 to the Presentÿ(New York 1981) p. 266. ÿA closely related pair of caryatid card tables attributed to Phyfe were formerly in the Westervelt-Warner Museum of American Art and the Warner Collection of Gulf States Paper Corporation, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and were sold at Christie's, New York, September 25, 2013, lot #101 for $255, 000. One of these tables is illustrated in Peter Kenny, Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker in New York, page 85, figure 95, with an attribution to Duncan Phyfe. However, the present table is distinguished by its expensive rosewood veneers and satinwood banding that are not found on the Westerveltÿpair. ; Provenance: By descent through the Ravenel, Frost, and Pringle families of Charleston, South Carolina. William purchased the table from his cousin Olive Pringle Brown, who lived in Newnan, probably in 1968/1969. The Estate of William N. Banks, Jr. , Newnan, Georgia Condition Banks family members recall this table being ?in the black? when William purchased it. A receipt in William Banks? files records probable conservation work done on this table by Veleba and Hrouban of New York in May 1969, probably around the time of the purchase of the table. The receipt records restorations to gold leaf and brass hardware as well as repairing and refinishing. The table appears to retain some of its original painted surface, however, particularly the back legs and column supports. There is some scattered pest damage to legs and supports with areas of flaking to paint and gilding and surface distress. The ormolu mount to the skirt is apparently a replacement, as there are two unused holes in the skirt. There are veneer cracks to the rosewood top, a break and repair at the tip of one wing, minor sun fading and finish distress to the pedestal base, and fading and distress to the felt playing surface.
Chinese Qing marble inlaid rosewood table screen.Marble: 18.5''H x 20''W; Overall: 30.5''H x 28.6''W Circa - 19th C.
An American Renaissance Carved Rosewood Center Table, late 19th c., attributed to John Jelliff, Newark, New Jersey, having original inset white marble top with rounded ends and molded edge, the skirt with incised decoration and carved female busts, buttress supports, large turned and central stem, X-form stretchers terminating in anthemion-carved busts of classical female heads, casters, height 31 in., width 42 in., depth 31 in. $5000/7000 Note: This lot, with distinctive carved busts on the base, is nearly identical to a rosewood table made by Jelliff & Co. for a suite of furniture for the Fredrick Tuttle House at 2022 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, now conserved by the Newark Museum (see Dietz, A Century of Revivals, p. 49, pl. 41). The table here exhibits robust Renaissance-style carved surrounds for the skirt busts, emphasizing the overall design. An identical table sold as lot 526 April 4, 1998, and two tables attributed to Jelliff also identical to this example sold as lots 516 and 517 on Dec. 1, 2007.
VICTORIAN MARBLE-TOP ROSEWOOD CENTER TABLE, AMERICVICTORIAN MARBLE-TOP ROSEWOOD CENTER TABLE, American, mid-19th century, fitted with a conformingly shaped rose breccia marble top and under tier, 28.5"H x 30.75"W x 45"L.
A CHINESE MARBLE TOPPED ROSEWOOD TABLE, GUANGXU PERIOD, 1875-1908, : A CHINESE MARBLE TOPPED ROSEWOOD TABLE, GUANGXU PERIOD, 1875-1908, the rectangular top with mitered corners and a bead chain edge centering inset rose colored marble, over a flat frieze pierced with flower and vegetal stalk horizontal lancets above a Bombay rolling cloud above terrestrial leaves and berries carved conspicuously in the English taste, the whole raised on unusual chrysanthemum bloom legs issued from leafy tendril volutes forming a restrained cabriole knee terminating in claw and ball feet. Height: 19 3/4" Width: 24 3/4" Depth: 17 7/8" Condition Apparent repairs throughout, glue residue, filled areas, a diagonal crack to marble, surface soil and stains, some losses throughout, swaying joints expected, and overall in good condition, wear commensurate with age and use. Simpson Galleries strongly encourages in-person inspection of items by the bidder. Statements by Simpson Galleries regarding the condition of objects are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty, or assumption of liability by Simpson Galleries. All lots offered are sold "AS IS. " NO REFUNDS will be issued based on condition.
FINE CHINESE MARBLE-TOP CARVED ROSEWOOD TABLE 52"DFine and large Chinese carved rosewood table, 19th c., round tabletop with inset marble, egg-and-dart molded edge, pierced apron with grapevine motif, bulbous pedestal base further embellished with vining foliage and flowers, rising on substantial scroll feet, restoration along apron, approx 33"h, 52.5"diam
Marble Inset Hardwood Table Screen. : Square panel of marble inset in carved rosewood table stand. From a New York, NY estate. - Dimensions: 14" h x 11. 5" w x 5. 25" d. Condition Some splits to wooden backing.
American Gothic Carved Rosewood Table , mid-19th c., probably New York, serpentine molded top with inset Sienna marble, shell-carved apron with delicate pendant corners, scrolled trestle base, arched shell-carved stretcher, volute scroll legs, h. 29 5/8 in., w. 26 1/4 in ., d. 15 1/4 in
A Chinese rosewood and marble taboret. : A Chinese rosewood and marble taboret. 19th century. Carved rosewood with fretwork and floral design with a pink and tan marble inset top. Signed on the underside of the table top. 17 3/4"h; base: 14 1/2" square;
The Waring Family American Gothic Carved Rosewood Center Table c. 1845 after a design by Alexander Jackson Davis (1803-1892) New York original hexagonal black marble top conforming skirt with ripple molding and acorn pendants cluster supports with foliate collars shaped plinth with trefoil terminals casters height 30 3/4 in. width 40 1/2 in. depth 35 3/4 in. Provenance: Descended in the Waring Family Mobile Alabama and New Orleans Louisiana. This table is documented in the Historic American Buildings Survey photograph of the Waring home 351 Government Street by E.W. Russell dated March 14 1935 (photo ALA-19). Family history records this table in place soon after the 1846 completion of the house. The table was moved to New Orleans in the mid-20th c. by Waring descendants. Note: The design source for this table appears in Alexander Jackson Downing's illustration "Drawing Room at Kenwood Gothic Style" (figure 179) in his influential 1850 The Architecture of Country Houses and provides documentation for Alexander Jackson Davis' (1803-1892) architectural commission for Joel Rathbone's 1842 Hudson River Valley villa Kenwood. Of note is the similarity of the lot offered here to a table in the Kenwood illustration which is likely of Davis' design. Eight tables related to this lot include: a rosewood table bearing a "Mr. J. Rathbone/Kenwood" label at the High Museum Atlanta (acc.1983.190) that was also exhibited at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston in 1976; a table from the Davis-designed villa "Belmead" built for Philip St. George Cocke in Powhatan County Virginia in 1845 and now at Andalusia; a table at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston (acc. 1981.402); a table in the University of Utah collection; a table in the Terian collection illustrated in Feld. In Pointed Style p. 82-83 fig. 38; a table illustrated in Fitzgerald. Three Centuries of American Furniture p. 211 fig. 4; a table sold at Christie's New York as lot 530 January 16 1998; and a table from a New Orleans collection sold in these rooms as lot 91 November 20 2010. The table offered here is the only example known to furnish a home in the Gulf South. This discovery is not only a testament to the transmission of Gothic taste throughout the United States in the 1840s but also indicates Mobile's preeminence among contemporary taste makers. The unity of Gothic design and variation of detail among the examples listed above demonstrate the ambitions of the cabinetmaker and the caliber of his clientele. Reference: The Historic American Buildings Survey photograph of 351 Government Street appears on the Library of Congress website: https://memory.loc.govs; see also: Davies. "Gothic Revival Furniture of Alexander J. Davis " Magazine Antiques (May 1977) p. 1021. Feld. In Pointed Style p. 82-83 fig. 38; Howe and Warren. The Gothic Revival Style in America 1830-1870 p. 41 fig. 73.
A SUANZHI MARBLE-INLAID DEMI-LUNE TABLE: A Suanzhi rosewood marble-inlaid demi-lune table, end of Qing dynasty, the semicircular top with an openwork carved scrolling apron, connecting with four slender legs joined by stretchers. 90cm x 45cm x 82. 5cm
3315 - Chinese 19th C. Rosewood Square Table
Carved rosewood table, China, 19th century, square with marble top, 30" x 19" x 19".
A Fine American Late Classical Rosewood Table, c. 1840, New York, having the original Egyptian marble top above a molded skirt, paired scrolled supports, blocked and bead molded at the base, arched stretcher with plinth at the center, arched scrolled legs, casters, height 30 in., width 46 in., depth 23 in. $3000/5000
Victorian rosewood table with highly scalloped marble top (sun faded). ht. 30 in. , top: 28" x 39": Victorian rosewood table with highly scalloped marble top (sun faded). ht. 30 in. , top: 28" x 39" *IMPORTANT NOTE: No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past. Condition Condition: All lots are sold "as is" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition.
AMERICAN GOTHIC CARVED ROSEWOOD TABLEAmerican Gothic Carved Rosewood Table, mid?19th c., probably New York, serpentine molded top with inset Sienna marble, shell?carved with apron, delicate pendant corners, scrolled trestle base, shell?carved stretcher, volute scroll legs, h. 29 5/8 in., w. 26 1/4 in., d. 15 1/4 in.
CHINESE MARBLE-INSET ROSEWOOD TABLE & STOOLSthe square table and four stools each with mother-of-pearl inlay; Condition: the table having a broken marble piece; the table: 29 inches square; 31 inches high; the stools:14 inches square; 18 inches high Condition:
Occasional Table, China, 19th century, rosewood, two tiers, apron carved with birds and flowers, top inset with a gray marble plaque, ht. 31 1/2, 16 x 16 in.
Provenance: The property of Samuel E. Codman, Charles G. Loring House, Prides Crossing, Massachusetts.
Pair of Chinese rosewood and marble top tabourets. : A pair of Chinese rosewood and marble urn stands. 19th century. Inlaid marble table top with carved fretwork aprons and floral motif details with ball and claw feet. 18 3/4"h x 16 1/4"square.
Rare and Important American Rococo Revival Rosewood Armchair and Matching Sidechair, probably executed by Alexander Roux, New York, third quarter 19th century, the crests of each featuring a spead-winged bird flanked by sprays of flowers and a putto hanging off each side, armchair h. 44", w. 30", d. 25"; sidechair h.38", w. 21", d. 21". Provenance: Homewood, Natchez, Mississippi. Homewood was built by David Hunt, a wealthy planter and businessman in Adams County, Mississippi. He built this palatial home as a wedding gift to his daughter and named it "Homewood". The house took five years to construct and was completed in 1860. The house burned to the ground in 1947. This lot is accompanied by two hand-written letters, ca. 1865, discussing the fate of these chairs and other furniture, as well as, a framed image of "Homewood" before it burned. Natchez June 2, 1865 Maj. Gen. Davidson General, I would respectfully ask attention to the following application - My wife is the aunt of Mr. W. T. Martin, a loyal resident of Adams County, Miss. She took charge of & raised Mr. Martin from his infancy. In January, 1854, she married William T. Martin lately in the confederate service. She became entitled by the will of his father, the late William C. Conner to separate property mainly in cash of the value of about $30,000. In 1854 his mother deeded to her a piece of land about 1-1/2 miles from the city of Natchez. Upon which her husband, for the most part with her means, erected & furnished a dwelling house and highly improved the place. In July, 1863, the U.S. forces occupied Natchez. Mrs. Martin was driven from her home by the violence & insults of Federal officers & soldiers (on picket duty in front of her house) & of her own servants accompanied by soldiers. There was no white males in the place except for her infant son. Her family consisted of five small children. The elder eight years old. She moved her family & most of her furniture to her mother�s place, adjoining her own. About the 1st of March 1864, the Provost Marshall, an officer whose name was Walker, came with Col. Wallace of the 4th Union Cavalry & some soldiers & took away part of her furniture. A few days afterwords other officers & soldiers carried off more. & but for the active influence of myself would have left Mrs. Martin & family without a bed of her own to sleep on. The object of taking the furniture was stated by the officers to be to furnish the quarters of some of the officers of the U.S. Army. When the first seizure of furniture was made, Mrs. Martin informed the officers making it that the furniture was her property & not her husband�s. & her mother Mrs. Conner called immediately upon the Commandant of the Post Col. Johnson, & informed him that the furniture was her daughter�s & not Gen. Martin�s & he told him it was taken with his approbation, & he could take any furniture in Natchez. Lt. Park�s assistant Provost Marshall took away part of the furniture. Mrs. Martin by the laws of Mississippi is entitled to hold real & personal property separately from her husband, and not subject to his debts or default. Her residence and this furniture were so held. This furniture was purchased with her means & her husband, I am informed, could not legally sell it without her consent. She is now deprived of her home & the means of furnishing another. A list of the furniture taken from her is here with furnished. Some part of it is in the hands of Col. Wallace who is in Natchez - some in possession of Capt. Peres Q. M. As I have reason to believe- none of it is recorded in or in the possession of the Treasury agency here. So far as I know the U.S. Government has never been benefitted one dollar by this unauthorized seizure of a non-combatant�s property - Property too, not fit for military uses. In Mrs. Martin�s behalf, I respectfully ask that a strict investigation may be made into the conduct of the officers seizing this furniture & that they may be required to return it & compensate the owner for its use & any damage it may have sustained. I ask this the more confidently because I believe the present commanding officers here will not permit acts of injustice or violence on the part of soldiers or officers, towards defenseless women & children - or their property - Respectfully Submitted Spencer Wood and Dr. Wood, The furniture I received from the Pro. Marshal & A.Q.M.in the early part of last year, among which were a few articles belonging to Genl. Martin C.S.A. was turned over to the A.Q.M. in the fore part of Aug. last. Except some that were delivered to Dr. Luce and adjt. Cregs 4th Union Cav. The adjt. turned over what he got to the A.Q.M. In Oct. last. and I believe the Dr. turned over what he got to Major Muciple and by the Major to Capt. Mersinun and by him to the Treasury Dept. That is all I can learn about the articles except the following which are now in the house where I live. (1) one cottage bedstead (1) marble top washstand (1) card table (2) two chairs - for these I am responsible to the Treasury Dept. Very Respectfully Mr. M Wallace Natchez Miss May 26th 1865
CHINESE HARDWOOD STAND WITH MARBLE TOP,QING D. Chinese ,Qing Dynasty, rosewood table stand with an marble top with right angular corner ,supported on rectangular framed legs in traditional Chinese style design
D: 12 1/4"(31 cm) x 6 1/4" (14 cm) H: 4 3/8" (11.3 cm)
Condition: in good condition with loose to the wood joint and surface wear and scratch
EMPIRE PIER TABLE Early 19th century. Rosewood with marble columns and top carved and giltwood claw feet and capitals.
AN ANTIQUE CHINESE MARBLE TOPPED CARVED ROSEWOOD LOW PEDESTAL TABLE, TONGZHI PERIOD, CIRCA 1870, : AN ANTIQUE CHINESE MARBLE TOPPED CARVED ROSEWOOD LOW PEDESTAL TABLE, TONGZHI PERIOD, CIRCA 1870, the circular brocatelle violette marble top enclosed by a conforming flat border and trailing blossoming stem trim, above a reticulated scalloped frieze, raised on similarly detailed cabriole legs flanking pierced panels of paired birds amidst blossoming prunus branches, connected by a carved leaf "X" form stretcher shelf. Height: 19 3/8" Diameter: 20"
Chinese ,Qing Dynasty, rosewood table stand with an marble top with right angular corner ,supported on rectangular framed legs in traditional Chinese style design
D: 12 1/4"(31 cm) x 6 1/4" (14 cm) H: 4 3/8" (11.3 cm)
Condition: in good condition with loose to the wood joint and surface wear and scratch
A Regency rosewood, specimen marble and brass bound centre table
the circular top with specimen marble inlay, with central star and radiating lozenges, brass moulding, on moulded triform column and tripartite gadrooned base with stiff leaf carved scrolled feet fitted with metal castors
101cm diameter, 79cm high
CHINESE ROSEWOOD TABLE WITH ROUGE MARBLE TOP CIRCA 1850 HEIGHT 32". TOP 38" X 24".CHINESE ROSEWOOD TABLE WITH ROUGE MARBLE TOP, Circa 1850, Carved and pierced apron. Legs end in claw & ball feet. Dimensions: Height 32". Top 38" x 24".
Oriental Rosewood Table with Marble, Mother-of-Pearl and Brass Inlay Comprised of three parts: six interconnected convertible cabriole legs, flower shape frame, and round top. All pieces made of rosewood, top decorated with six grey marble shapes, mother-of-pearl floral design and brass inserts. Measures approx. 29"H x 38-3/4"W
American Gothic Carved Rosewood Table, mid?19th c., probably New York, serpentine molded top with inset Sienna marble, shell?carved with apron, delicate pendant corners, scrolled trestle base, shell?carved stretcher, volute scroll legs, h. 29 5/8 in., w. 26 1/4 in., d. 15 1/4 in.
A Charles X inlaid rosewood table de milieu
second quarter 19th century
Surmounted by circular dished peach and beige marble top, raised on a fluted column and square platform ending in lion paw feet and castors, decorated with foliate scroll inlaid ornament.
height 29 3/4in (78cm); diameter 45in (1.15m)
19th C. Chinese Rosewood Marble top Side Table 19th C. Chinese Rosewood Marble top Side Table.
Assorted Asian Lot: Two Chinese rosewood table stands with marble tops along with a Japanese silver inlaid footed tray, Deardorf Japanese Art, tallest 11", two others 8"L. Condition Generally in good condition but for detailed report contact or email Auctioneer
Chinese Carved Octagonal Table Chinese octagonal form table, rosewood, with rouge marble inset top, bordered by inlaid mother of pearl flower and leaf decoration and bead molded edge, over a deeply carved and pierced frieze; curved undertier stretcher joined by four legs with foo mask and floral carved knees and claw and talon form feet. 18"h x 15'" diameter. Chinese, early 20th century. Provenance: the estate of Mrs. Adna Godfrey Wilde, Jr. (Sara Joan Wilde), Colorado Springs, CO.
Antique Chinese Pierce Carved Rosewood Table: With Marble Insert. Table inlaid with mother of pearl and Apron is intricately pierce carved with birds. Base, legs and stretcher also inlaid with mother of pearl. From a Lexington Ave, NYC estate. - Dimensions: 33. 5" dia x 31"H Condition Crack to marble and odd pieces of inlay missing especially on top
HERTER BROTHERS, AESTHETIC MOVEMENT ROSEWOOD AND MARQUETRY MARBLE-TOP TWO-DRAWER LIBRARY TABLE Branded mark, original marble-top. 30 x 47 1/2 x 29 1/4 in. Property from a New York Collection Estimate $ 8,000-10,000
8285 - Chinese Rosewood and Marble Table
Chinese two-tiered table, carved rosewood with pink marble insert, on ball and claw feet, 26" h x 19" w. Provenance: From a Florida estate.