Antique Dining Table from Northern France circa 1890

The French Alps are well known for treacherous terrain and frigid winters. Furniture from this area was robust, often built with strong hardwoods such as oak. Pieces even developed their own style, with noticeable similarities in furniture from Northern Italy, Western France, Switzerland, Austria and Southern Germany. Our Alpine dining table...

Carved in the Baroque style of the 17th and 18th centuries, this large dining table from Florence, Italy, has been hand-painted with a parcel paint finish. The application of the white (with gray undertones) paint is well-done, as is the distressing, which has been strategically done by hand. The highly shaped top has a two-tiered edge, with an unadorned upper section above a repeating egg and dart motif. Directly beneath the carved edges are four scrolled legs, each consisting of two thick volutes on top of each other. The bottom volutes serve as feet for the table and are embellished with a foliate leaf on the front. A sinuous X-shaped stretcher, comprised of a series of counter curves, adjoins to the back of each foot. The center noix has been adorned with a pair of abutting scalloped shells, while the rest of the stretcher has been adorned with a partial shell motif that is also seen on the sides of the scrolled legs. Our Italian white painted dining table...

At over 11 feet long (137 ¾ inches), this antique dining table from Italy can seat 10-12 adults comfortably. The table was hand carved from oak wood in the 1800s in Asti, in the Pied...

Made in Spain, circa 1900, this oak table with lyre legs has a unique wrought iron stretcher. An unadorned oak tabletop (which is often seen in Spanish tables) is offset by open l...

Hand-carved with Renaissance style motifs in the South of France, circa 1870, this painted table hails from Avignon. The oak base has a thick apron adorned with two layers of crenell...

AA stunning and unique table, this carved Estaillade limestone dining table is from Provence, France. The massive top (roughly five inches thick!) has been made into three sections, ...

Antique French Walnut Dining Table, c 1890 This antique walnut table, circa 1890 has character and charm. The maker of this piece c...

A historic table from the end of the 19th century. Dimensions: height 75 cm / width 118 cm / depth. 84 cm.

Unusual dining table in solid oak entirely handworked with a gouge. The four legs are joined by a spacer. The tray is irregularly shaped.

Late 19th century oak table by the very well-known Titchmarsh and Goodwin Company in Ipswich. The top is banded and has two draw leaves, which m...

This long oak refectory table has been given a newer, professionally applied painted finish suited well for today's modern home. Please examine the close up photos to appreciate the ...

Handsome tile top table, made in France, circa 1950s. Wood base is tiger maple, in a soft satin finish. The colorful tiles are likely made in Biot, France and show a still life featu...