Antique Dining Tables

Dimensions: 29 ½” H x 70 ½” W x 29 ¼” D

This primitive solid oak farmhouse table is sound and sturdy with a handsome patina. The two board 2” thick top sits over study block legs connected with an apron and stretcher base. There are two long drawers found in the apron that pull from each table end with turned oak knobs. This table has been cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, ready for immediate use. Be sure to view the detailed images to see its current condition.

Dimensions: 30 ½” H x 73 ½” W x 32 ⅝” D

An elongated solid fruitwood extending dining table hand-crafted in 19th century France circa 1850. Beautiful wood grain, rich tones, and a range of textures give the smooth tabletop its abundant character. The sleek hand-carved apron features a single petite drawer accessed by a wooden pull. Four long tapering legs support the massive top which has two leaves on either side that slide 32 ½ inches out giving the table a total width of 138 ½”. This table adds simple elegance to any room and its great craftsmanship and functionality make it an excellent find. Be sure to view all the images for a closer look.

Dimensions: 31 ⅛” H x 53 ¾” W x 51 ⅝ ” D

A robust, solid oak extending dining table hand-crafted in 17th century France circa 1680. Gnarled knots, beautiful grain, and an incredible range of textures give the thick tabletop its abundant character. The decorative hand-carved apron features repeating, recessed fluted carvings framed by scalloped trim. Four substantial legs support the massive top which has two leaves on either side that slide 10 ¾ inches on either side giving the table a total depth of 51 ⅝”. Massive turned baluster legs are joined by a low stretcher that not only braces the table, ensuring its stability, but also provides an additional noticeable design feature. This table will add a rich and bold statement to any room and its great craftsmanship ensures that it can be used for another 300 years. Be sure to view all the images for a closer look.

Dimensions: 28 ¾” H x 57 ⅜” W x 48 ¾” D

A stand-out English mahogany gateleg drop-leaf table, hand-crafted in England in the 19th Century. Attractive in color with well proportioned rounded corner drop leaves and a good folding mechanism. The beautiful flame mahogany top is edged in a handsome darker mahogany veneer and rests upon eight glossy well turned gateleg base ending on tapering arrow feet. Cleaned and polished with French wax paste this table gleams and shows off its gorgeous patina and wood grain. Be sure to view all the images to get a closer look. With the leaves down, the table has the dimensions: 28 ¾” H x 57 ⅜” W x 23 ¼” D.

Dimensions: 30 ¼” H x 47” W x 46” D

A great looking English solid oak drop-leaf table hand-crafted in England in the 19th century. The attractive oval top has fine graining over a sleek plain apron supported by square tapered legs ending in petite feet. Good craftsmanship and traditional design come to mind when looking at this table but what really catches the eye is the wonderful wood grain of the oak and the fantastic patina over the entire piece. Recently cleaned and polished with French paste wax this versatile table is ready for your immediate use. The dimensions of the table with the leaves down: 30 ¼” H x 47” W x 26 ⅝” D. Be sure to view all the images for a closer look at this handsome table.

Dimensions: 30 ⅜” H x 43-1/8” W x 27-¾”D

A fantastic French solid walnut bistro table, made about the turn of the Century. This unassuming table has subtle stylings that make it anything but simple. Beautiful expression can be found in the grain of the walnut, which has a uniform and spectacular tone and patination. The legs have been turned, with a wide reeded motif and taper to small, brass capped feet on casters. Perfect for a breakfast or smaller dining room table, this versatile antique could also serve as a desk or library table. Be sure to view all the images for a closer look at this wonderful antique.

Dimensions: 26 ⅞” H x 32” Diameter

A 19th Century Swedish tilt-top table hand-crafted from birch wood. The top is made from the most glorious birch and has gorgeous polished patterns throughout. The top rests on a well turned baluster base which sits atop three exquisitely hand-carved shaped legs. This table has the ability to be stored away when not in use thanks to the tilting mechanism that allows its top to be positioned in an upright orientation. When tilted upright the table measures: 44 ½” H x 32” W x 22” D. Make sure to view the details for a closer look at this bright beautiful table.

Dimensions: 29 ¼ ” H x 40 ” W x 38 ⅞ ” D down

A 19th century French vintner’s wine tasting table handcrafted in France circa 1860. A specialized folding tilt-top table that was used at vineyards and wineries across Europe, providing a place to taste their different vintages. Vendange (grape harvest) tables have a tilting ability so they may be stored in narrow corridors found in wine cellars when not in use. The underside of the table houses a mechanism for bracing the top. The table is nicely raised and supported by its trestle base and thick carved legs. The wood is a beautiful honey brown tone with an excellent rich patina. The table measures 40 inches in diameter, making it a great size for a breakfast area or chef’s table in a large kitchen. Great for casual dining and finely constructed to withstand everyday use for years to come. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at the current condition of this handsome table. Dimensions: 38 ⅞ ” H x 40 ” W x 17 ½ ” D up

Dimensions: 30” H x 75 ½” W x 31 ⅜” D

A very early 19th Century English farmhouse table made from elm and ash. The top is made from solid elm planks supported on an ash base, which has a simple apron that follows down to streamlined and well supported squared legs. This table is well constructed and has a great color and wonderful patina from age and use. Very sturdy with excellent dimensions. Be sure to view all the images for a better look at the condition of this hand-crafted antique. In those images you will find that the top is removable from the base.

Dimensions: 30 ⅜” H x 74 ¾” W x 32 ¼” D

This solid oak farm table from France is full of rustic charm. Long planks of oak make up the smooth rectangular top and showcase a beautiful patina. The apron houses two drawers that open easily with brass crescent pulls. The interior of one drawer is halved into two sections by a wooden divider. Sturdy chamfered square legs feature lovely floral and foliate accents and are connected by an H shaped stretcher that proves lasting support for this piece. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at this wonderful farm table. Knee clearance is 23 ⅜”.

Dimensions: 28-⅜”H x 67”W x 37-½”D

A French Mid Century Modern dining room table in wonderful vintage condition. The large single pane of tinted glass is removable and fits seamlessly into the chrome frame. The rectangular frame has very minor wear and is capped with four protective feet. Will fit approximately 6-8 chairs. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.

Dimensions: 27-⅛”H x 97-¼”W x 39-¼”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: 45-⅛”H x 97-¼”W x 30-⅞”D. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.

Dimensions: 29”H x 49-⅞”W x 40-¼”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: 46”H x 49-⅞”W x 18”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: 29-¼”H x 47-⅝”W x 38-¾”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 oak and has a nice patina. When tilted upright, the table measures: 45-⅜”H x 47-⅝”W x 20-¾”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: 30-¾”H x 65-½”W x 41-¼”D

This wonderful Spanish trestle table was handcrafted in the 1700’s and has gained a fantastic patina. The single board, molded edge top is a quality not often found today. Turned legs with amazing carved details support the top and connect with a scrolling crossing forged iron trestle. Perfect as a dining room table or as a unique desk. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at this gorgeous table.

Dimensions: 29-¾”H x 71-¼”W x 39-½”D

This is an English 19th century pine dining table. The wide and deep top sits over an apron with a large drawer on each end. The drawers have two turned wood knobs each. This table has a wonderful patina and is circa 1870. 

Dimensions: 29-⅝”h x 54”W x 34-¾”D

This English 19th century dining table or desk is made of pine. The top has been waxed over many years and has acquired a wonderful patina. The table base is painted a worn black finish and has a single offset drawer in the apron over tapered legs. Great size, would seat 4 – 6 people comfortably. C. 1840

Dimensions: 28″H x 53-1/8″W x 49-1/8″D; Folded 60″H.

This fine English mahogany tilt-top center table is signed and dated “T.O. Beeman, 1849,” on the underside. The surface, of almost square section, has gorgeous book-matched mahogany veneer, rounded corners and tilts for storage when not in use. The turned base has four reeded and splayed legs ending in stylized brass feet and casters. This table is also excellent for dining as it comfortably seats four people.