Vintage Coffee Table Wood Chromed Metal Italy 1970s

East, XX Century

Oriental coffee table, with carved and perforated apron.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Charles X coffee table in cherry wood and cherry slab, Italy second quarter of the 19th century. Top and under-top band inlaid with walnut phytomorphic motifs, typical of the period; the top also features walnut threads. Turned central shaft, resting on four shaped legs. Internal structure of fir top.

Deco-style coffee table of Italian manufacture with wooden legs and black glass top.

Coffee table veneered in exotic wood; traces of a label showing the origin and year of manufacture.

XX Century

Side table, for the center, in mahogany and mahogany veneer, supported by 2 uprights joined by a turned crosspiece, wavy feet with gilded bronze glasses. Top in green morocco, small defects. Italy, 20th century.

Italy, XX Century

Coffee table supported by shaped uprights connected by a pair of crosspieces, there is a drawer in the under-top band; in pine.

Third Quarter XIX Century

Game table supported by a central turned baluster supported by four wavy carved legs ending with curled feet; the top can be opened like a book with an imitation leather insert and conceals the compartment below. In mahogany, the interiors are in poplar.

Coffee table, stained beech wood, smoked glass top.

Coffee table with base in walnut veneered wood, top with dowels veneered in exotic wood of different essences, supporting glass top. Veneer missing in some parts.

Coffee table, with open compartments and exposed drawers in exotic wood veneer.

20th Century Italy

Coffee table made by recovering an ancient carved wooden support, 20th century Italy. Crystal top, wooden support used as a base, metal trestle legs with brass-plated spherical feet.

England mid 19th century

Mahogany dressing table with carved railing, top with central compartment on which the ceramic basin rested and three drawers in the under-top band, the central one fake because it is positioned in correspondence with the compartment. Four turned legs connected by a shaped support surface. England mid 19th century