Refectory tables, games tables, mechanical extendable table, architect’s tables, coffee tables, solid wood tables, inlaid tables… I restore antique tables from different periods and in different styles with respect for tradition and the rules of the art, with a constant concern for the preservation of this beautiful heritage. In this gallery, you will discover photos illustrating the stages in their restoration.
Restoration of a 17th century table
Small 17th century table with a floral marquetry This table has a variety of indigenous veneers, in the manner of ...
Restoration of a Pedestal Table
This pedestal table is a curiosity. Originally this mahogany table is clearly in Empire style. It is characterized by its ...
Restoration of an Occasional Table
This small occasional table is inlaid with a flower bouquet marquetry on its tabletop. It has no stamp but it ...
Restoration of an Antique Architect’s Table
Here I restored a Tronchin-style architect's table stamped "Courte", a beautiful piece in blond mahogany from the 18th century. The ...
Restoration of a Portuguese Table
In all likelihood, this rosewood table originally came from Portugal, being what is called "port furniture”. These furnishings were made ...
Restoration of a Refectory Table
The true antique tables that are long and narrow are most often monastery tables. Several would be lined up along ...
Restoration of an Antique Oak Table
Restoration of a sculpted and painted oak table. I restored all of the base and legs then patinated it in ...
Restoration of a Money-Exchanger’s Table
This "money-exchanger's table" is a very original piece because of its shape. Its slate plaque inlaid in a moveable top ...
Restoration of a small games table
Restoration of a games table called "en Portefeuille", mahogany veneer. The base was broken and cracked in many spots. All ...
Restoration of a chiffonier table
Restoration of a small mahogany and rosewood Chiffonier table stamped "P. MANTEL". The veneer of the lower table in rosewood ...
Restoration of a Tric Trac table
18th century Louis XVI games table with fruitwood, boxwood and ebony inlays for the chessboard, roulette and Tric Trac. This ...