Original Antique French Oak Arts & Crafts Style Dining Table

Antique Country French oak Dining Room Table or Kitchen Table with the most amazing “real” Patina, that has not been artificially enhanced by some workshop. This Antique Kitchen or Dining Room Table reminds me of what we used to be able to purchase in Europe. Fortunately, we did not have to look to far for this Country French Dining Table, for it was stored in a local warehouse. We called it French Country, because it was with a large group of furniture that someone imported from France that was heavily weighted towards Country French, but I think it could easily be Country English. Regardless, to find an old Oak Farm Style Kitchen Table...

We currently manufacture these Country Italian Inspired Farm Style Trestle Dining Room Tables or Kitchen Tables in our Old Plank workshop in Chicago. This particular Italian Inspired...

We were fortunate enough to have purchased an Antique French Dining Table that was made in the late 1600s during the reign of Louis XIV. When the 330 year old Country French Table ar...

Antique English Farmhouse Dining Table made from extremely rare Scottish Oak and at first glance, you would have thought the antique English Dining Table was produced from mahogany, until you take a harder second look. We have been importing from the UK for over 30-years and this is the only Antique Dining Table or Farm Table we have ever seen created from solid Scottish Oak and it is truly breathtaking. Our Old Plank finishing department washed-off the old rather tired finish and applied a very light colour stain that would highlight the incredible grain pattern of the Scottish Oak. The Scottish Oak that was used for the Antique Dining Table base is as interesting and beautiful as the Scottish oak used for the dining tables top. After lightly colouring the Oak, our Old Plank finishers applied by hand an old school English Polish, that is both beautiful and at the same time very durable. Our Old Plank artisans in the wood working department are estimating that the Antique Scottish Oak Dining Table...

In this small Wisconsin town of Marinette, there was a fancy hotel built in 1895 and it was said that the hotel was nicest anywhere north of Green Bay. Sadly, by 1967 the hotel made way for a parking lot. As the story goes, we know someone, who was related to someone and their mother attended the auction of the Hotel Marinette’s contents. Since 1967, this antique Wisconsin...

Italian Country Style Dining Table, with two supporting trestle columns, holding a 9’ long tabletop constructed of old reclaimed thick white oak. our Old Plank Country Style Italian Dining Table base, was put together with old parts and reclaimed lumber...

Substantial French decorative Arts & Crafts farmhouse dining table crafted from massive French oak timbers. The solid rectangular top is 2.5 inches thick and supported by a trestle b...

Distinctive French decorative arts and crafts farmhouse trestle dining table featuring a bleached oak finish crafted from solid oak timbers with European architectural style trusses. The trestle base is constructed with wood pegs and exposed mortise and tenon joinery. The artisan craftsmanship is apparent throughout the design. Ample leg room measuring 26 inches from the floor to the apron. The massive legs end with shaped shoe style feet. The oak has a lovely aged, bleached patina...

Gordon Russell. A fine quality Arts & Crafts, Cotswold School oak dining table with a hayrake-inspired stretcher. Stamped 'Gordon Russel Ltd' underneath. This timeless Cotswold scho...

Arts & crafts solid oak library dinign table by L.& J.G. Stickley.

Peter Waals. An Arts & Crafts 6' figured oak refectory table, with a high stretcher uniting each end with chamfered through tenon joints. The shaped end supports resting on exaggerated tapering feet. For similar examples see 'Modern British Furniture' page 179 and 'The Studio Year Book...

Imposing French Louis XIII style dining table or harvest table featuring large spiral twists or barley twist legs. Crafted from oak the top nearly 3" inch thick planks with breadboar...