Chinese Chippendale Coffee and Cocktail Tables

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period low long waterfall style prayer table from the 19th century, with dark lacquer and weathered patina. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty, this low ...

Maitland-Smith Shagreen coffee table/signed on bottom. a couple spots where the shagreen has chipped off. Should be fairly easy to repair if desired. the dim of the top is about 39...

Offering one of our recent palm beach estate fine furniture acquisitions of a 1980's Tessellated & Mactan stone sculptural coffee cocktail table...

French bronze horse head glass top coffee table by Maison Charles circa 1970.

A good quality French late 19th century parquetry inlaid Kingwood side / coffee table, having gilded ormolu moldings, raised on elegant cabriole legs.

This is an English campaign style banded mahogany butler tray top coffee table. The tray is not attached. Note the brass reinforced corners. It is a handsome timeless piece.

Rectangular Burl Wood coffee table designed and signed by Jean Charles for Maison Charles in the 1970's. This table is a refined tribute to the opulent ambiance of 1970s high-society...

1970s Elm burl squared coffee table, Italy. The coffee table with square legs is made of elm burl and has been conservatively restored. Its condition is therefore excellent. Price: ...

A mid 20th Century cocktail table by Tomlinson Furniture. Walnut with their Chateau finish, parquetry design top, prong "U" shaped metal legs and center turned walnut stretcher. Made...

An extraordinary example of a burlwood natural organic wood coffee or display table and desk hand crafted from a rare golden camphor wood root and burl. This table would make a spectacular accent for home, office, or high end store decor and serve as a potential functional display for your treasures and keepsakes. Dimensions: 70 cm, 28 inches high and 150 cm, 60 inches in length and 95 cm, 38 inches in depth. This is a handsome, exceptional one-of-a-kind example, irreplaceable. . Provenance: New England collection and originally acquired from an old Chinese Fujian Provincial collection . The impressive furniture carved and fashioned from one significant tree root with an additional foot added, in an elliptical form with exposed smoothed top in multiple planes and naturalistic natural bark sides the top smoothly polished to expose a fine grained surface. History: It takes an expert's eye to recognize the beauty and potential of root and burl treasures that are found in the wild. Skilled artisans then transform these natural wonders into functional and unique works of art China’s root carving tradition dates far back to the Warring States period, over 2000 years ago. This desk or table called “Chaji” by Chinese can be associated as early as the late Ming Dynasty,17th century. By the 20th century, China’s entrepreneurial furniture makers began crafting more exotic tea and coffee tables and chairs from singular huge roots- some reaching ten feet in diameter. This superb example is among the best work of art to come out of a Fujian family workshop and the private collection of the president of the shop.. in many decades. It is carved from a huge, exotic golden camphor tree root and wood found on the border with Myanmar. The original uncut tree root from which this was fashioned purportedly measured over 10 feet tall...

A 19th century Chinese opera drum with stretched hide drumhead and hand carved wooden pegs to hold it in place. Perfect for use as a small drinks ta...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period low coffee table from the 19th century, with horse hoof legs and distressed patina. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty, this low coffee table feat...