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Italian Painted Console Table
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Italian Painted Console Table

19th century
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Description

Early 19th century Italian painted pine console table with good carved decoration. 1830.

Code: 9109

Dimensions:

W: 44" (111.8 cm)

H: 32.5" (82.6 cm)

D: 20.5" (52.1 cm)

Physical Dimensions
Height
83cm (32.68")
Width
112cm (44.09")
Depth
52cm (20.47")
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Arcadia Antiques has dated this Italian Painted Console Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1169384
Dealers Internal Reference
9109
Description
Early 19th century Italian painted pine console table with good carved decoration. 1830.

Code: 9109

Dimensions:

W: 44" (111.8 cm)

H: 32.5" (82.6 cm)

D: 20.5" (52.1 cm)

Height
83cm (32.68")
Width
112cm (44.09")
Depth
52cm (20.47")
Date of Manufacture

Arcadia Antiques has dated this Italian Painted Console Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1169384
Dealers Internal Ref
9109
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An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top.
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Archive I An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top.

Italian Painted Console Table

Archive II An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top. View II
Archive III An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top. View III
Archive IV An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top. View IV
Archive V An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top. View V
Archive VI An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top. View VI
Archive VII An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top. View VII
Archive VIII An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top. View VIII
Archive IX An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top. View IX
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An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top.
Italian Painted Console Table
Ref: SA1169384
An Italian Rococo styled console table featuring heavily carved cabriole legs, a central apron cartouche motif, distressed grey paint finish, and a dark top.
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Originating in 18th-century Italy, Rococo console tables were designed to stand flat against grand interior walls, often anchored beneath tall mirrors. Characterised by dramatic S-scroll cabriole legs, asymmetric organic carving, and decorative aprons, these pieces showcased elaborate craftsmanship influenced by contemporary French fashion.

These tables were typically carved from softwoods such as pine, lime, or poplar, or hardwoods like walnut. Carvings were covered in gesso before being finished with polychrome paint, gilding, or faux-marbling techniques, often topped with natural stone or painted timber surfaces.

Authenticity is indicated by evidence of historic hand-carving techniques, original peg or mortise-and-tenon joinery, and layered paint finish exhibiting natural wear and craquelure. The underside and back boards should display oxidation consistent with age, alongside mounting points tailored for period wall fixation.

Positioning a painted console table in an entry foyer or hallway provides a striking architectural focal point without taking up excessive floor depth. Pairing the distressed patina of historic wood carving with minimal modern artwork or contemporary lighting creates a balanced scheme.

Dust surfaces gently using a soft, dry microfibre cloth or natural feather duster to prevent flaking historic paint. Avoid using liquid cleaners, commercial polishes, or moisture, and maintain steady humidity levels away from direct heat sources to preserve gesso layers.
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