Featured Anyone know about these end tables?

My friend is moving and he asked me to sell his antique end tables. I asked him what he knew about them. He replied, "I bought them at an antique store". There is nothing written on them. I am at a complete loss as to their value.

 

Is that tile on top?

 

Lovely quality, but it does look cut down ,was it ? Neoclassical in style,possibly a newish reproduction (newish could be 50 years old),but we need clearer pics of the bottom and some measurements.I think thats a parchment top,Bakers. I see the other table now,is that its mate ? If so,then it was cut down wich really affects value.

 

Parchment as in paper?

 

Yep. But Im probably wrong.

 

I could be wrong too!

The X-shaped support reminds me of those "Savonarola?" chairs. We had one here very recently.

 

Here's the thread. Not exactly the same, but you get the idea.

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/style-of-this-chair.19702/#post-267720

 

Wow, you guys are fast on your replies and your knowledge and willingness to help is amazing! I will take more pictures and examine the top in more detail. One table is bigger than the other because one has metal balls on the bottom of them. I'll get pics of those too.

 

Here are more pics. One of the tables has been cut down

 

The style is French Neo-Classic (Directoire), and I would say mid-20th century, but I could be way off on the age.

 

Those would go pretty well with my chair

 

That really helped. I was able to find one just like it selling on Ebay.
Thanks again