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A Fine & Rare Louis XV Style Giltwood Carved Table Mounted with Hand-Painted Porcelain Panels
A Pair of Louis XVI Style Occasional Tables
A Fine Edwardian Silver-Fitted Dressing Table
An Italian Pietra Dura Top Occasional Table
A Louis XVI Style Writing Table By Lexcellent of Paris
An Exquisite Table in the Louis XV manner by Beurdeley of Paris
A Pair of Black Lacquered Étagères In the Early Aesthetic Manner
A Pair of Occasional Tables in the Louis XV Transitional Taste
A Louis XVI Style Guéridon à l'Anglaise
A William IV Period Occasional Table
A Louis XVI Style Table Ambulante By François Linke
A Table Ambulante With 'Sèvres' Porcelain Top
A Parquetry and Ormolu Ladies Writing Table
A Pair of Late Georgian Adjustable Tripod Tables Attributed to Gillows
A Louis XVI Style Parquetry Occasional Table
An Elegant Quartetto Nest of Tables
A Louis XVI Style Occasional Table
A Louis XVI Style Occasional Table By Henry Dasson
A Fine Side Table in the Louis XVI Manner by Henry Dasson
A Matched Pair of Tables Ambulantes By Henry Dasson
A Pair of Tables Ambulantes In the Transitional Style
A Victorian Occasional Table with Watercolour Top
An Attractive Pair of Side Tables In the Louis XV/XVI Manner
A Pair of Regency Occasional Tables in the Manner of Trotter of Edinburgh
A Centre Table in the Louis XVI Manner by Gervais Durand
A Centre Table firmly attributed to François Linke
A Pair of French Tables Ambulante in the manner of Charles Topino
A Pair of Étagères
A Late Adam Period Work Table
A Fine Trompe l'Œil Painted Occasional Table
A Fine Quality Side Table
A Good Centre Table in the Louis XVth Manner
An Italian Occasional Table
A Table Vitrine by Beurdeley of Paris
An Occasional Table in the Louis XVIth Manner
A Fine Occasional Table attributed to Holland and Sons
A Burr Yew Marquetry Kidney Shaped Table Attributed to Gillow & Co
A Kingwood Occasional Table in the Early Louis XV Manner
A Marquetry Occasional Table in the Louis XV Transitional Manner
A Fine Madras Sewing Table
A Fine Centre Table Signed by Fernand Kohl in the Louis XV Manner
