While looking for a demilune table I realized there was not much available if one wants to buy a new one. Through Istdibs, I discovered that in case of antique and vintage pieces it is the opposite. May be demilune tables have gone out of fashion therefore furniture companies are not making that many? Since I have not posted anything for more than a week, I will do this post on demilune tables and share some interesting specimens with my blog friends.
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| 19th century glazed plaster demilune with faux marble top |
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| Side profile of the glazed plaster demilune |
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| Art deco Egyptian revival |
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| 20th century Ostrich leg metal demilune pair |
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| American carved-gilded c.1930 |
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| Painted demilune commode, French c1900 |
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| 18th century Italian |
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| Maison Jansen demilune from Argentina c.1930 |
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| 18th century Italian |
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| Painted/gilded French c.1910 |
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| Detail of a c.1910 English Chinoiserie demilune |
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| Maison Jansen c.1943 |
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| Russian Neo-classical marble top, c.1890 |
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| English Renaissance revival |
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| Neo Classical Italian Eagle Parcel Gilt & Mahogany c.1820 |
The only new ones that I could find:
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| Bernhardt demilune |
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| Marge Carson demilune |
Picture credits: 1stdibs, bernhardt, marge carson, google etc.
