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At Canonbury Antiques we carry a range of demilune console tables of various styles and in assorted woods, including mahogany, walnut and satinwood.
(Above photo half round console table in satinwood with painted designs )
Of course the word demilune comes from the French for half moon and refers to the half round shape of these versatile tables. They are flexible pieces of furniture, hence making them a favourite with interior designers - they look great in a hall or entrance way, perhaps with a pair of chairs either side or in a living room to display some decorative pieces of a vivid vase of flowers. Typically - especially on the Regency style demiune console tables - the look will be one of classical refinement with tapered legs and a clean look to the design hence making them perfect for contemporary interiors.
(Above photo - Gorgeous painted demi lune console table in the Adams manner )
Typically these demilune console tables will have their backs hugging the walls and as they can be quite thin, they are a natural choice for a hallway. One of our favourite pieces currently in is our Adams table which has legs finished in gold leaf and a painted top. We also have a number of Sheraton style console tables with half round shape featuring sumptuous marquetry inlay in the form of musical instruments, garlands and other intricate arabesques and motifs. As they were heavily influenced by classical architectural and the design ethos of classical antiquity, the trio of Englands favourite cabinet and furniture makers - Adams, Hepplewhite and Sheraton - all favoured the half round table as part of their repetoire.
(Above photo - The distinctive half round / half moon shape on this flame mahogany table )
Many of these demilune console tables are on display in our Hertfordshire antiques showroom so please get in touch for an appointment. Nothing beats trying these tables out for size and style to see if they suit your taste and interior. We can also offer discounts to interior designers and for bulk purchases so please let us know what you are looking for, we are happy to assist on any project big or small. Of course the half moon shape is a classic furniture design and we also carry other pieces of furniture - cabinets, credenzas, commodes etc - that feature this design. We also feature some French tables with this design including a card and chess tables that open out to reveal the green beize lined playing surface.
(Above photo Painted Sheraton style console tables with musical instrument motifs )
We can ship these demilune console tables to anywhere in the world so please get in touch for a shipping quote. We have literally shipped these tables to every corner of the globe. We can also deliver to all over the UK including Herts tables, Beds, Bucks, Surrey antique half round tables, Beds, Sussex, Cornwall, Devon furniture and Wales and Scotland. Just let us know where you are and we can quote you, often we will do it for free if its part of a bigger order. We have been in business since 1966 and our showroom is only 25 minutes north of London in the leafy Herts countryside. For visitors from further afield we are equidistant (25 minutes) from both Heathrow and Luton / Stanstead airports. Aside from demi lune tables we also specialise in art deco furniture, Chinese porcelain, antique dining sets, antique desks, bronzes, architectural and everything interiors.
Please enjoy some videos of our range of demilune console tables from the Canonbury Antiques YouTube channel:
Please enjoy a photo gallery below of some of our favourite tables - if you can't see the one you like let us know by getting in touch and we can source you another one via our long established network of contacts.
(Above photo - Pair Hepplewhite console tables in walnut )
(Above photo Pair painted satinwood console tables in the Adams manner )
(Above photo - Painted gold leaf bases on this pair of half round hall tables )
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