Antique Wine Tasting Table

Hand-carved in the late 1800’s, this wine tasting table was produced in typical French fashion: as a circular table with a flip-top that folds down.

A 19th c. French wine tasting table, or tilt top table, from Burgundy.

In traditional form, these wine tasting tables were covered with a plastic table cloths, and then cheese and wine were served.

In traditional form, these wine tasting tables were covered with a plastic table cloths, and then cheese and wine were served.

In traditional form, these wine tasting tables were covered with a plastic table cloths, and then cheese and wine were served.

In traditional form, these wine tasting tables were covered with a plastic table cloths, and then cheese and wine were served.

In traditional form, these wine tasting tables were covered with a plastic table cloths, and then cheese and wine were served.

In traditional form, these wine tasting tables were covered with a plastic table cloths, and then cheese and wine were served.

A 19th century French tilt-top oval wine tasting table with a top made of four planks of cherrywood and an oak base.

In traditional form, these wine tasting tables were covered with a plastic table cloths, and then cheese and wine were served.

This one will be perfect for use as a dining table or tasting table in a wine cellar. Easily seats six.

A 19th century wine tasting table made of solid walnut, having the top constructed of three planks, a typical base with pegged and mortise construction.

This unique wine tasting table or standing bar/table was created with an antique wine press from Hungary as the intriguing base.

From circa 1900, this wine tasting table is of typical size and has the circular shape of other French tasting tables.

A convenient table for wine tasting or other temporary task. The tilt top and gate leg make this an easy table to store when not in use.

In traditional form, these wine tasting tables were covered with a plastic table cloths, and then cheese and wine were served.

In traditional form, these wine tasting tables were covered with a plastic table cloths, and then cheese and wine were served.

French tilt-top 'table de vendange,' or wine-tasting table circa 1840-1889.

A charming rustic antique, circa 1870, French Provincial mixed wood tilt-top wine tasting table with beautiful patina. Also known as a vendage or vigeron table, table's such as this ...

Larger than most tilt-top tables on the market, this wine-tasting table was most likely owned by a French vineyard in the 1800s.

A 19th century French Vendange / grape harvest table. This typically French Vendange table will have been carried around many vineyards over the past century for the grape harvests a...

Known as a vintner’s table, this beautiful tilt-top wine-tasting table would have been used at a French vineyard during the 1800s.

Wine tasting trestle table, of walnut, having a solid-plank rectangular top with gadrooned apron, raised on two baluster shaped legs and joined by shaped stretcher, finished with paw...

Sometimes referred to as a vintner’s table, this wine-tasting table would have been used in a French vineyard during the 1800s.

Sometimes referred to as a vintner’s table, this wine-tasting table would have been used in a French vineyard during the 1800s.

Dress a wine cellar, or serve a fine Château Margaux in style with this antique wine-tasting table, known as a table de vigneron.

Sturdy and in excellent condition commensurate with age and use, this charming tilt-top French wine tasting table blends functionality with timeless style.

This all original wine tasting or bar top table was creating with an antique double wine press from Hungary as the unique and powerful base.

Walnut table with foldable bleached top. Very exceptional quality, base is in black walnut. Was in the collection of a renowned French family in a rural domain. Beautiful piece, full...

This 19th-century French wooden buffet is a beautifully crafted antique piece with timeless appeal. Made from solid wood, it features a two-door design with ample storage, making it ...

This unique wine tasting table or standing bar was created with an antique wine press from Hungary as the intriguing base.

This exceptional wine tasting table or standing bar table was creating using an antique double wine press from Hungary serving as the unique and impressive base.

This antique French "Table de Vigneron", or wine tasting table, was crafted circa 1850 from solid walnut and features a traditional tilt-top design.

These were made for vineyards as wine tasting tables, they come in fruitwood hence they last forever.

A beautiful, honey coloured French vendange or wine table with folding top dating from the 19th or early 20th century. With two legs with horizontal supports and a hook mechanism...

This all original wine tasting or bar top table was creating with an antique double wine press from Hungary serving as the unique and impressive base.

A French wine tasting, or tilt-top table, made of solid walnut with old waxed patina.

A French wine tasting, or tilt-top table, made of solid cherry.

A late 19th century French wine tasting or tilt-top table with a base made of oak and the top made from five planks of poplar.

19th century oval vendage table in wonderful original condition. Drop-leaf stunning patina and wear, all original. This example hails from Burgundy, France.

A table made of pine (top) and chestnut base with an unusual design base. Mortise and pegged construction make this table a good sturdy table. Overall height when upright position i...

A 19th century French wine tasting or tilt-top table made of solid walnut.

A 19th century French wine tasting, or tilt-top table, made of solid walnut.

A 19th century French wine tasting or tilt-top table with a base made of oak and the top made from four planks of poplar.

A Swedish painted round wine tasting gateleg table from the late 19th century.

This is a great hand-wrought iron and pine serving table, often used for wine serving and it can also be used as a writing desk. The table measures 28 tall x 62.5 x 45.5 deep when th...

This piece was originally used for wine tasting in the wine cellar or for carrying out to the vineyards for the grape pickers to eat lunch.

More information coming soon… Tilt-top tables such as this one from the 1800s were often used in French vineyards to display wines during tastings.

A perfect piece to finish a wine cellar or bar area, this small scale hand pegged oak vineyard table was originally used for wine tasting in the wine cellar of a vintner or for carry...

More information coming soon… This tilt-top table was used for wine tastings at a French vineyard in the 1800s.

Hand-carved in France during the 1800s, this small tilt-top table is known as a wine-tasting or vintner’s table.

A French round wine tasting table of pinewood.  

19th Century French Wine Tasting Table. Fruit wood Top and Pine Base.

19th Century Wine Tasting Table

A French wine tasting table from the 19th century. This antique oval-shaped table from France features a tilt top, which is the signature of wine tasting tables during this time.

19th century oval top wine-tasting table from France.

Versatile tilt top French vintage wine tasting table. Great as a side table or small dining table.