Antique Farmhouse Drop-Leaf Turned Leg Table

Antique Shanxi Province elm scroller leg low table Circa: 1900 Dimensions: H 11.5” W 64” D 15.5” The Antique Shanxi Province Elm Scroller Leg Low Table is a captivating vintage p...

Salvaged Wood Ebony Console Table by Restoration Hardware with Balustrade Legs An elegant console table from Restoration Hardware in salvaged ebony wood with balustrade legs. Great ...

Antique Quarter Sawn Oak Carved Lion Paw Foot Extending Dining/Game Table with 4 Chairs and 2 Leaves - 7 Item Set This exquisite antique quarter-sawn oak hand carved lion paw foot ...

Antique East Indian Teak Wood Square side table with Carved Legs and Apron A unique square table with carving on the apron on three sides, and carving on all 4 legs. It has origin...

Vintage Chinese black elmwood coffee table with carved legs. This vintage elm low coffee table has been lacquered with a unique slate / black...

Antique Chippendale style carved mahogany ball & claw six leg tufted hall/dining bench newly upholstered in a high end Italian cabernet leather - pair A beautiful pair of Chippen...

Antique drop leaf top over a wide apron flanked by corner blocks and raised on bobbin turned legs. Condition: With expected signs of use and age including distressing, sunning, loss...

An antique French drop-leaf table from a farmhouse in Normandy, France. Made of hand crafted Walnut with a rustic finish, in good condition. Minor fading, scratches due to age. Wear ...

The dark chocolate tone and the patina of the mahogany make this table irresistible. It is a cllassical style, mahogany drop-leaf table from New England, manufactured in the late 19th century. It is unmarked. The rectangular top has a straight edge and two hinged drop leaves with fly supports and squared corners over a frame fitted with a single long drawer. The hinges and hardware work perfectly to raise or drop the leaves. The table is raised on cylindrical ring...

Mahogany Gateleg Dropleaf Dining Table. A good-sized 19th century rectangular top drop leaf dining table. The solid mahogany top having two drop-leaves, with good colour and patinati...

A rustic English pine drop leaf table from the 19th century with round top, turned legs, carved apron, plain side stretchers and rectangular block joints. Introduce a touch of rustic charm to your home with this exquisite 19th-century English pine drop leaf table. Crafted with natural beauty and sturdy construction, this table showcases a timeless design that effortlessly blends with various interior styles. The round top provides a versatile and functional surface for dining, working, or displaying your favorite items. With two drop leaves measuring 21.5 inches each, you have the flexibility to adjust the table's size to suit your needs and available space. The natural patina of the pine wood adds to its rustic appeal, giving it a warm and inviting character. The turned legs not only provide stability and durability but also add a touch of elegance to the table. Their skillfully carved details highlight the craftsmanship of the period. The carved apron adds visual interest and serves as a decorative element that enhances the table's overall aesthetic. Plain side stretchers offer additional support and contribute to the table's robust construction. The rectangular block joints ensure the table's stability and durability for years to come, making it a reliable piece of furniture for everyday use. One notable feature of this drop leaf table is its swivel legs, which allow for easy storage and transportation. This practical design element adds to the table's versatility, making it a convenient choice for smaller spaces or those in need of occasional reconfiguration. Whether placed in a cozy kitchen, a casual dining area, or a charming farmhouse-style room, this rustic English pine drop leaf table exudes timeless appeal and adds a touch of country elegance...

A rustic English pine drop-leaf table from the 19th century with oval top, turned swivel legs, two lateral dovetail drawers, low stretchers and bun feet. Embrace the hearty allure of...