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Decorative Console Tables, 17th-18th Century May 2026
These objects are elegant console tables from European courts (primarily France, Italy, and Germany) of the 17th-18th centuries, characterized by ornamental materials like gilded wood, marble tops, and decorative inlays that exemplify Baroque and Rococo furniture design.
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Console Table
Art Institute of Chicago
c. 1780
Console Table
Cleveland Museum of Art
c. 1720
Console Table
Cleveland Museum of Art
c. 1725
Console Table
Cleveland Museum of Art
1820–30
Console Table
Cleveland Museum of Art
c. 1720
Console Table
Cleveland Museum of Art
c. 1730– 1740
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Console Table
Art Institute of Chicago
c. 1735
Console Table
Cleveland Museum of Art
c. 1765
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Console Table
Art Institute of Chicago
c. 1730
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Console Table
Art Institute of Chicago
c. 1740
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Console Table
Art Institute of Chicago
1740/50
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Console Table
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about 1715–1720
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Console Table
GETTY
about 1730
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Console Table
GETTY
about 1765–1770
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Console Table
GETTY
about 1775
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Console Table
GETTY
about 1750–1755
Console Table (table top)
Cleveland Museum of Art
c. 1720
Console Table Depicting Chronos, or Father Time
Cleveland Museum of Art
c. 1700
Inlaid Table
Cleveland Museum of Art
1550–1599
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Pier Table
Art Institute of Chicago
1685/90
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Quatrefoil Table
Art Institute of Chicago
c. 1900
Stool
Cleveland Museum of Art
1786–1787
Stool
Cleveland Museum of Art
1805–1813
Stool
Cleveland Museum of Art
1805–1813
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Stool
Art Institute of Chicago
1817–37
Stools
Cleveland Museum of Art
1805–1813
Table
Cleveland Museum of Art
c. 1885
Table
Cleveland Museum of Art
1550–1599
Table
Cleveland Museum of Art
c. 1780–1790
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Work Table
Cleveland Museum of Art
1700–1799
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Work Table
Art Institute of Chicago
c. 1880
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Writing Table (Bureau Plat)
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about 1710–1715
