This table is signed J.Charlionais and L.Pourailly from the late 19th century. A French Art Nouveau period rectangular bistro table with a marble top, a beautifully shaped chromed wrought-iron base with footrest. The Charlionais & Pourailly brand, located in Lyon circa 1880 and later in Toulouse, was a workshop that supplied hotels, cafés and restaurants with porcelain, crystal, glassware and silverware, as well as furniture such as tables and chairs for terraces and interiors. The top is not the original but has a nice patina. Good antique condition with general signs of use. 50 / 106 / 71 cm 53 kg.

Round bistro table, wooden top and cast iron foot.

Refined cast iron English Victorian table. The table is made of cast iron painted white. Great workmanship of the cast iron that features ornaments and floral elements, note the workmanship of the feet in the shape of an animal’s paw. It can also be relocated in settings from the fané style given its wear and tear that makes its structure pickled. The round-shaped top is made of weather-resistant naval wood such as rain ect. This fine table is also easily placed for outdoor settings such as gardens, winter gardens, deor, and also in settings such as shabby style dining rooms or typical Anglo-Saxon Victorian fané style. Its wear and tear is its beauty.

Well painted metal garden set comprising of one table and four chairs. Circa 1950.