Victorian Conference Tables

Extendable dining table or conference table, oak, Denmark, 1960s A sizeable dining table or conference table executed in oak. On each side, a leave can be attached to the frame whi...

A 1940s Danish mahogany library table with leather insert would be most appropriate used today as a large desk or dining table. This substantial neoclassical table is an example of Danish cabinetmakers adopting the British aesthetic...

A grandly-scaled 19th century French walnut Louis XV style extending dining table, the shaped plank top opening in the centre to take a large leaf. Shaped apron and standing on well-...

The vintage dining, library or conference table has a center urn-shaped pedestal with four splayed feet. The top has a framed border with the wood cut in pie shapes and a incised rin...

67" Scandinavian rosewood extendable dining table.

19th century rustic Country French farm table or dining table was completely hand-crafted from dense, old-growth indigenous oak to literally last for centuries! Solid plank top is su...

The vintage round mahogany dining or conference table with carved border has a centre pedestal base with four splayed feet. The pedestal is in the shape of an octagonal urn. The apro...

Explore the classic elegance of our mid-century modern extendable dining table, a testament to timeless design and superior craftsmanship. Crafted ...

Fabulous modern boat shaped dining table or conference table by Jens Risom for Howe Furniture. Comprised of walnut veneer and chrome cylinder legs. Gorgeous age and use appropriate c...

Elizabethan Jacobean style oak refectory library table with heavily carved melon shaped gadrooned bulbous legs connected with stretchers. Use for dining table, library table, conference table, entry hallway, foyer or center hall table. 7.8 foot long, perfect for an English Tudor, French Country, craftsman or cottage home. This antique table will bring style and character to a modern or antique decor. Use the table to make a statement as a writing table, desk, work table, a dining table, harvest table, or farm table. Top may not be original. It has been refinished so that the entire table is in very good clean condition. Search terms: Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque Revival 8' or 8 foot table...

19th century door converted to wrought iron dining table represents a clever "repurposing" of a splendid dovetailed, handcrafted solid oak entry door that retains vestiges of its las...

This gorgeous midcentury table is incredibly practical. Because of its dimensions and purposeful design, it can serve as a dining table, a conference table, or as a majestic desk. The oval top, which is 1, 1/4 inch thick, has many alluring design elements, including a starburst pattern to the inlaid walnut top. The edge treatment includes an solid walnut bullnose tip crowning a knife-edge profile, as seen in the iconic designs by Florence Knoll. The base consists of a thick column supported by four splayed legs having levelling pods at the end of each. The base is constructed of steel and has a bronzed finish. Both the brass and paper manufacturer labels are intact on the underside of the top. There is a warm patina to the original finish on the walnut top. There are a few hard-to-see blemishes. And there is minor oxidation to the base. The table is quite heavy, but the design of the splayed legs more than adequately supports the expansive surface. So, no wobbling. You will love the original condition of this vintage and classic...