- A
pier table is a
table designed to be
placed against a wall,
either between two
windows or
between two columns. It is also
known as a
console table (French:...
-
rooms of
Neoclassical 18th-century houses. A
pier table or
console table typically stood below the
pier gl****; very
often these were made as a matching...
- stand-alone surface. It is
frequently used as
pier table (which may have legs of any variety), to abut a
pier wall. The term
console derives from the compound...
-
Pier tables often were sold with a "
pier gl****"—a
mirror in a
frame which matched the
carving of the
pier table. One of the
Quervelle pier tables survives...
- the work and
materials for free. The
pier table received a new
white marble top and new giltwork. The
pier table was
placed opposite the fireplace, its...
-
porcelain plaques, c. 1820
Paire de
pier table, c. 1823–1824 (The Blue
Drawing Room,
Buckingham Palace)
Paire de
petit pier table, c. 1823–24 (The Blue Drawing...
-
Pier 1 Imports, Inc., is an
online retailer and
former Fort Worth, Texas-based
retail chain specializing in
imported home
furnishings and decor, particularly...
-
House Pier table,
origin unknown, with
cellaret by
Thomas Chippendale, c. 1771,
rosewood and
ormolu –
State Dining Room –
Harewood House Pier table (one...
- Hall with two
French pier tables, a settee, a card
table, and two
tables by Charles-Honoré Lannuier.
Boudin had all but the
pier tables removed, and his style...
- than
tables.
Tables can be
freestanding or
designed for
placement against a wall.
Tables designed to be
placed against a wall are
known as
pier tables or...
