Antique Tables

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: 29-¼”H x 49-¾”W x 49-⅛”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 fruitwood and has a nice patina. When tilted upright, the table measures: 52-⅛”H x 49-¾”W x 18-¾”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: 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: 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: 28-¼”H x 31-⅞”Diameter

This darling breakfast table or occasional table from England was crafted with vibrant fruitwood that’s sure to brighten up any interior. Recently polished with French wax paste, the top wonderfully showcases the wood grain and natural patina. The apron houses a single drawer, fixed with a simple, lustrous brass pull. Knee clearance is 22-⅝”H. Straight, subtly tapered legs continue to provide level support. Circa 1860’s. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a better look at this charming table.

Dimensions: 29-½”H x 57-⅜”Diameter

An Impressive 19th century Swedish gateleg tilt top table. Eight pointed starburst in the center and an encompassing border, done in light gray paint, accentuates the slight differences in the wood grain. Supported by a gateleg, it’s incredibly easy to tilt the top up to store. When the top is tilted the measurements are 58-½”H x 57-⅜”W x 15-¼”D. In fantastic antique condition, this table is the perfect centerpiece in any dining room. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at this unique table!

Dimensions: 30-¼”H x 63-⅜”W x 31-¾”D

A rustic refectory table from 19th century France with a wonderful patina. Crafted from sturdy, solid oak- the top bears the marks of many generations and some visible repairs that give the table a massive amount of antique charm. A plain apron with a molded edge connects to turned legs with carved, shaped bracket supports. An H form attaches to the legs to provide support for many years to come without getting in the way of pulling up a chair or bench. The apron height is 26”. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at the current condition and quality craftsmanship of this refectory table.

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.