Antique Tables

Dimensions: 30-⅛”H x 157-⅞”W x 35-⅜”D

At over 13 feet long this massive dining room table is an absolute showstopper. The raw hardwood top has been bleached and lightly sanded to reveal the stunning grain and knots. The sturdy trestle base has a rust toned finish that perfectly complements the top. From the outer, chamfered legs, to the center leg measures 58-½”W. The apron clearance is 25-¾”H. Can sit approximately 12-14 chairs, however pairing with a bench might provide more spaces if needed. Make sure to take a look at all of the photographs to get a closer look at this wonderful table.

Dimensions: 29-⅛”H x 118-¼”W x 29-⅞”D

At almost 10 feet long this hardwood table is a showstopper. Crafted in England during the 1880’s, it’s gained a wonderful patina. The smooth tops edges have softened over the past 200 years and displayed the rich wood grain beautifully. A plain apron connects to fabulously turned chunky legs. The space between the center legs and outer measures 51”, fitting approximately 4 chairs on each side and 10 maximum. Pair with a bench to potentially provide more spaces. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.

Dimensions: 29-½’’H x 99”W x 28-¾”D

French farm table crafted circa 1890 from richly patinated solid pine. The top elegantly showcases over 150 years of life, which originated in Burgundy. The apron houses one drawer;set off center on the front, and fixed with a simply turned wooden pull. Wonderfully, sturdy turned legs support the whole. Make sure to scroll through the photos to get a closer look at this classic farm table table. Knee clearance is 24-⅝”H.

Dimensions: 30”H x 54-½”W x 39-⅛”D

This wine tasting – or vendange – table was made in the 19th century in France. Used by wine-makers throughout France and Europe, these specialized tables feature the ability to be stored away when not in use thanks to the tilting mechanism that allows its top to be positioned in upright orientation so as to take up less space in tightly-quartered cellars. This antique is made of walnut and has a nice patina. When tilted upright, the table measures: 46”H x 54-½”W x 27-⅜”D. Today, this unique table would be perfect for a breakfast room or informal dining space, but could also serve as a primary dining table for a smaller family.

Dimensions: 29”H x 47-¼”W x 34-½”D

This wine tasting – or vendange – table was made in the 19th century in France. Used by wine-makers throughout France and Europe, these specialized tables feature the ability to be stored away when not in use thanks to the tilting mechanism that allows its top to be positioned in upright orientation so as to take up less space in tightly-quartered cellars. This antique is made of pine and has a nice patina. When tilted upright, the table measures: 45-¾”H x 47-¼”W x 21-½”D. Today, this unique table would be perfect for a breakfast room or informal dining space, but could also serve as a primary dining table for a smaller family.

Dimensions: 31”H x 126”W x 38-¾”D

An impressive solid walnut dining table over 12’ long from the 1780’s Normandy, France. This dining table is versatile with two functional drop leaf ends. Recently polished with a French paste wax, this table has a stunning patina that you can’t help but admire. The dining table top consists of only two solid boards! Two drawers are found in the apron on the long sides. When the leaves are dropped the width is reduced to 87 ¾” long, knee space is 24”. Be sure to look at the detailed images to see the character this table holds.

Dimensions: 29-½”H x 113-¼”W x 30-⅞”D

This handsome farmhouse style dining table from 19th Century France is a fantastic way to add an element of provincial charm to your home. Crafted from solid oak, this study table was built to withstand continued everyday use for years to come. At over 9 feet long you can seat 8 – 10 people comfortably. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the great patina this table has gained over the years.

Dimensions: 31-⅛”H x 84-¼”W x 35-½”D

English farm table crafted circa 1850 from richly patinated solid walnut. The top elegantly showcases over 170 years of life. The apron houses two drawers; one set off center on the front, the other is on the end. Both drawers are fixed with simply turned wooden pulls. Wonderfully turned legs support the whole. Make sure to scroll through the photos to get a closer look at this classic farm table table.

Dimensions: 29-⅜”H x 72-⅞”W x 35-⅞”D

A gorgeous extended dining table from 19th century France. The vibrant fruitwood has gained a wonderful patina over the years and will effortlessly add so much character to your dining area. A narrow inlay of darker wood adds a nice touch of contrast to top. There is a minor repair to the top that was professionally done and barely visible. Two leaves easily slide out from each end, giving it the following maximum measurements: 28-½”H x 111-⅝”W x 35-⅞”D. Each leaf is inset with rustic oak panels that are less finished than the top and are meant to be hidden by a table cloth when entertaining guests. With the leaves tucked away 6-8 chairs can fit comfortably around the table; when extended 10-12 can fit. Slightly tapered legs with brass sabot feet provide continuous support. Apron clearance is 23-¾”. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at this wonderful dining table.