French Early 19th Century Farmhouse Cherry Double Extending Table Turned legs

French Provincial cherry and chestnut extending farmhouse table of the mid 19th century. The table is 78 1/2 inches long but hidden under the table top are two leaves that pullout an...

American Colonial metamorphic table chair in pine. This 48 inch round table was a practical answer to making two things for the price of one and ma...

French oak seven foot long dining table constructed from 17th century altar rail and balusters. We had this 17th century altar rail for many years and expec...

English early 18th century large oak dropleaf double swing leg dining table with two drawers, bold turnings, circa 1700-1740.

French solid walnut oval vendange table. Vendange tables were traditionally used in the vineyards to set out lunch for the workers during the growing ...

English Arts and Crafts period oak farmhouse trestle table. This trestle table shows the care and craftsmanship that is a hallmark of the arts and crafts movement. The top is made...

This is a sturdy elm farmhouse table from the early 19th century. It features a strong base with four square legs connected by end stretchers. The has a lovely patina and colour, and...

Rustic French cherrywood farm table with lovely patina, unusually long and with a drawer in one end and a pull-out breadboard at the other. Scalloped apron and elegant cabriole legs....

This exquisite early 19th-century farmhouse table is a true statement piece. Crafted from solid beech wood, it boasts a substantial size, measuring 3 meters in length and 1 meter in width. The table's rich honey colour exudes any space. The table features two convenient side drawers, providing ample storage for utensils, linens, or other dining essentials. These drawers not only enhance the practicality of the table but also contribute to its overall aesthetic appeal. Restored to showroom conditions, the table showcases impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail. Its stunning patina, acquired over years of use, adds character and tells a story of its own. The meticulous restoration process has revived the table's original beauty, ensuring its durability and making it ready to grace any home. Supported by a sturdy frame, the table boasts a centre stretcher that adds stability and strength. This design element not only enhances the table's structural integrity but also adds a touch of traditional charm. This beech farmhouse table...

Early 19th century farm table from France made from pine and elm. The top is made from pine planks, and is supported on an elm base, which has a simple apron that measures 25 inches ...

Late 19th century French cherry farm table with knife drawer and breadboards ends. Table stands on graceful cabriole legs.

An antique, circa 1870, French Provincial fruitwood farm house table with beautifully aged warm patina. Born in France in the 19th century, featuring rustic hand-crafted construct...