This unusual pair of **18th Century Tuscan Louis XVI wall console tables is an extraordinary addition to any decor that aims to include an antique piece that is tasteful, elaborate yet light. Handcrafted in the late 1700s, these neoclassical masterpieces feature intricately scrolled and pierce-carved floral motifs, a hallmark of the Louis XVI style. 

Each console table boasts an enchanting palette of pale blue and ocher yellow, beautifully accentuated by detailed piercings and scalloped openwork designed in the form of acanthus leaves and rosettes. The faux marble painted tops echo the exquisite craftsmanship of the period, showcasing the skill of Florentine artisans who created these unique pieces.

With their gracefully curved silhouette and original antique patina, these wall-mounted consoles are perfect for displaying cherished collectibles. The generous depth of the tabletops offers ample space for decorative items, while the delicate cabriole legs, adorned with carved foliage motifs, add elegance to their overall design.

Originally part of a Tuscan villa, these remarkable consoles were transformed from ornate friezes adorning a grand portal. The addition of the lacquered wood tops, painted as faux marble, harmonizes beautifully with the frieze paintings, making these tables not only functional but also an extraordinary focal point in your home.

Whether for your living room, entryway, or hallway, these **one-of-a-kind Italian console tables** will undoubtedly enhance your décor. Please note that these exquisite pieces must be mounted to a wall, allowing for flexible height adjustments according to your design needs.

**Dimensions:** Height 96 cm, Width 74 cm, Depth 49 cm.