Antique Oak Drop Leaf Table

A charming period oak Gateleg table, with a small size that allows a multitude of uses. Large end table, side table, lamp table, or a small library table for an apartment. Some old...

19th century French barley twist oak drop leaf work table. With back door compartment.

Antique Oak Table, Victorian Oak Gateleg Drop Leaf Table with Drawers, Antique Furniture, Scotland 1890, H1093 + Scotland 1890 + Solid oak + Original finish + Rectangular soli...

An English George I period oval oak gate leg drop-leaf table with single drawer and dark green painted under-carriage, circa 1720.

Beautiful side tables like this antique gate leg are a must for any home. Their decorating diversity allows you to use them in any number of places in any room. This particular an...

This is an excellent example of the classic. It is a smaller size, suitable as a small breakfast table, fine for a tea table. Good dark color and nice patina; turnings are eye catchi...

Antique Dutch oak drop-leaf table with drawer and with a very used top that is resulting in a beautiful patina, 19th century.

With single plank leaves and baluster turned legs Solid richly patinated colored oak.  

Antique 18th century Dutch provincial carved oak draw leaf table circa 1780, the rectangular panelled top fitted with one drawer in the gadrooned frieze with four grotesque mask to t...

This is a large, beautifully proportioned early 18th century English George I painted oval gate leg drop-leaf table with single drawer, circa 1720. Paintwork refreshed.

A superb example of Cotswold School furniture, developed in early 20th century, England. Romney Green, a leader of the movement, whose work is prized for craftsmanship and elegant si...

The top of this early oak table is a good size occasional or breakfast table in original condition. This is an example of a very early gateleg, with well proportioned drop leaves and...

An oak gateleg side table raised on eight turned legs, 19C. Stock ref. #2179 In very good order. Sympathetically restored in our workshop. 71 x 80 x 69 cm 28.0 x 31.5 x 27.2 " D...

A good 17th Century drop leaf table of small proportions having a fantastic colour and patina. Having bobbin turned legs, moulded stretchers and simple joined gates to support the le...

An oak gate leg table, circa 1700.

Diminutive English oak gateleg table, circa 1750.

A very good gateleg side table of small proportions with an almost circular top above elongated ball or bobbin-turned supports on a shaped base with sledge feet. This table has a ver...

18th century English oak gate leg folding table Measures: 38” x 35” x 26.5” H 11.5” D, collapsed.

A pollard oak and mahogany sofa table from the Regency period. The top and frieze are constructed in desirable pollard oak and inlaid with rosewood stringing. The frieze contains two...

An extremely rare late 17th century (circa 1680) oak joined gateleg table of small proportions with superb patina (color) from the William & Mary period. This table consists of a ...

Rare Charles II / William & Mary oak gate leg table, English, circa 1670-1690. The oval plank top above multi spiral twist legs with twin concealed action frieze drawers with appl...

A large country English oak drop leaf table with drawer and gatelegs. The oval top rests on a turned gateleg base joined by stretchers on turned feet.

Mid 18th Century English Oak Gate leg with Drawer, Drop leaves are 22" each

Fine George III satinwood inlaid mahogany drop leaf pembroke or sofa table, with finely figured top with satinwood crossbanding, above a frame with one working drawer with rococo bra...

Fine George III figured mahogany serpentine top pembroke table, with richly figured wood and serpentine drop leaves, above a frame with one working drawer and set on four square tape...

A wonderful Charles II period gateleg table. The rectangular folding top supported on two plain "gates" and two finely turned end columns over platform feet, with superb rich color a...

Very Fine Chippendale Period Mahogany Rectangular Pembroke Table, with twin rectangular drop leaves above a fitted drawer containing a baize-lined writing slide with divided compartm...

Rare and Important Chippendale Period Inlaid Mahogany Pembroke Table, having an oval tortoiseshell pattern with richly figured mahogany panels outlined with bands of curved ebony st...

The shaped top with molded edge with D-shaped drop leaves with graduated bell flowers and string border inlay above a rectangular case with bowed ends, resting on tapering line-inlai...

A small antique Edwardian oak Sutherland table, drop leaf top with curved corners upon bobbin turned supports & small castors.

A very heavy and original George I oak drop leaf oval table with a good dark straw colour and rich natural patina dating from c. 1720.

Antique Georgian oak gateleg drop-leaf dining table. Rare and attractive, with a drawer (slides freely, later handle and no lock).

This unadorned yet very attractive oak cottage drop leaf dining/side table with the original brass handles.

Antique oak barley Twist Gateleg table, drop leaf table, Scotland 1920, H757 Scotland 1920 Solid Oak Original finish Oak gateleg table with moulded edge Pair of leaves to the ...

Antique Spanish table. Oval shape with drop-down leaves. Small drawer on front side.

Made in the traditional style, with baluster turned legs and all round rectangular stretchers, this oval gate leg dining table benefits from two large drop leaves fashioned from sing...

Oak drop-leaf cottage dining table circa 1760 on turned legs with pad feet.

An impressive George II period oak drop-leaf gateleg dining table. Constructed from thick cuts of solid oak boasting a well figured wild golden specked grain.

An English oak drop-leaf table, from Canada, antique, gate-leg supports, one drawer.

Queen Anne style quarter-sawn oak drop-leaf table, ca. 1890, rectangular, on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet.

A substantial English oak drop-leaf table, the patinated light oak top above a single drawer supported on well-turned legs ending in shaped feet, circa 1690-1700.

Late 19th century small oak drop leaf table from England. The top has lovely color and pegged construction, following down to nicely carved decorated aprons on the ends.

Beautiful antique oak 18th century drop leaf table, 1 drawer, in good and original condition.

Beautiful antique oak 18th century drop leaf table, 1 drawer, in good and original condition.

Large early 19th century German bleached oak drop leaf table with two drawers. 1820. When leaves are up, the top is 71-inches by 59-inches.

This late 19th century round bleached oak table has a footed pedestal base with carved scrolled feet, a turned column and extendable leaves that fold down.

An unusual English oak small scale Georgian provincial side table, the rectangular top with a single drop leaf, the front with a shaped apron, all supported on cabriole legs ending i...

when open the table is an oval shape, the three part top above turned oak swinging legs with bracket feet

oak wiht carved wood feet. The table opens to 53" when both leaves are up. The width is the width of the center top of the table.

When opened fully the top is an oval, two gate legs swing open for support, one drawer with wooden pull.

English Oak drop leaf table with carved drawer and stretchers

You can comfortably seat 8 people around this beautiful oval dining table when fully opened. With the drop leafs down, the table measures deep 22".

An English mid-18th century oval oak drop-leaf table, raised on well-drawn cabriole legs terminating in good ball and claw feet, circa 1760.

Solid oak drop-leaf table with a hand-carved stylized leaf and floral band to the top, the gateleg base with barley twist legs, English, circa 1900.

An English mid-18th century oval oak drop-leaf table, raised on well-drawn cabriole legs terminating in good ball-and-claw feet.

Crafted in the UK circa 1900, this occasional oak table features a curious design that allows it to fold and unfold easily. When folded, the piece has a rectangular tabletop supporte...

A small English oak drop-leaf table from the late 19th century, with turned legs and side stretchers.