Console tables, Giuseppe Barberi, Italian, 1746-1809, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash, graphite on off-white laid paper, Lower row: two left halves of projects. Frame and top have the shape of cornices of an entablature, the leg has the shape of a wingless chimera. A support in the center is added, being at left a column with a row of figures representing women around the shalf, at right a panel supporting a cube with a figure. Leg and support are connected in the left project by a festoon. The lower parts are lacking in both designs. Partly above the left one is drawn in graphite part of a sketch of a vase. Center: a console table similar to that at left, below, the central support being a square pedestal with a representation. Standing upon the table is an oval with the representation of a head supported by a base and framed by two figures. Above, at right: the left side of a console table with four legs. These are eagles springing below from a calyx, above a base. Above is t