What periods do these bedside tables come from?

The listings span the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, primarily representing revival movements from the 1860s to the 1930s. Craftsmen during these decades reinterpreted earlier French aesthetics, applying period techniques to walnut, kingwood, and marble.

Are most of these tables sold as pairs?

Many of the bedside tables and chests appear as matched pairs, though single side cabinets and commodes also feature. Pairs often suit balanced bedroom layouts flanking a bed frame.

What materials are used on the top surfaces?

Fitted marble tops frequently finish the upper surface of these cabinets, alongside quarter-venner wood and marquetry inlay. Marble variants add weight and a smooth contrasting texture to the timber carcase below.

How do I identify Louis XV style features?

Louis XV style pieces exhibit characteristic serpentine outlines, cabriole legs, and asymmetrical scrollwork. Ormolu mounts and floral marquetry further reinforce this specific decorative lineage.