Gateleg Tables

A very attractive 18th century red painted Swedish “slagbord” or gateleg table with two drop leaves. We love the Scandinavian folk, rustic feel and the wonderful warm scumbled patina...

An English oak gateleg table of small scale with traditional flaps supported on two gates that fold in to body with distinctive canon barrel legs joined by double turned stretchers.

Good late 17th century English or Welsh oak gateleg table, the oval top over balustrade silhouette slap ends, one with drawer, the swing legs of simple boarded construction, standing...

A charming 18th-century English oak folding table known as a Gateleg A very beautiful small table featuringa superb, rare turned base and a drawer in the apron A leg mechanism unfold...

An solid oak table with bobbin turned legs and stretchers and a drop flap top with gateleg swing supports also bobbin turned. Useful as a side table or a small breakfast table.

A FINE GEORGE I MAHOGANY GATELEG TABLE, CIRCA 1725. With oval top above a frieze drawer with original brass handle, on finely turned supports. 28in. (71cm) high; 61in. (155cm) wide...

For sale is a good quality 18th Century Gateleg Table. With two drop ends supported by bobbin turned legs.

English 18th century gateleg table. An Oak drop-leaf gateleg table with folding sides, resting on turned column legs.

lovely oak table called Gateleg Very beautiful table which has a very beautiful turned base Beautiful top with a thickness of 3cm the table can be used as a dining room table, as ...

Gorgeous 19th Century antique English Bobbin gate leg table! The table is made from oak and has a lovely dark finish and beautiful patina. The turned, spiral legs add the perfect tou...

An exceptional 17th century English oak gateleg table with exquisite thick bobbin turned legs joined by another variant of bobbin turned stretchers and leaf supports.

Quality antique Edwardian mahogany gateleg table, having a quality antique mahogany gateleg table with a polished mahogany top with two drop leaves, raised on six turned legs with bo...

This finely crafted antique gateleg table is constructed of solid English oak with a rich, deep patina developed over centuries.

A lovely colour and fine quality timber mahogany carbriole leg drop-leaf table with well carved ball and claw feet. Superb colour and patina. Circa 1770

An exceptional 17th century Danish Baroque oak oval gateleg table with four skilfully turned legs, two of them being cut in half vertically allow them to swing open the gatelegs.

Antique 17th century oak gateleg table having a solid oak top with two drop leave, original iron hinges above unusual barley twist supports and gatelegs united by square moulded edge...

Two legs pivots to support the leaves, hence the name gateleg. The gateleg table was first introduced in England in the 15th century and has since been made in many versions but with...

Beautifully unusual painted gateleg table.

A very generous oval gateleg table of beautiful chestnut with robust barley twist carved legs.

Beautifully carved early Petite English Gateleg Table. Uncertain of age. Appears to be from either 18th, or 19th century.

Beautiful walnut gateleg dining table by Heritage-Henredon, circa 1960s.

Italian country Gateleg harvest table with leather surface. Beautiful patina and structurally sound table with a fantastic structure.

Gateleg table, 6 feet, in oak. English work from the 17th century.

With D shape drop leaves and a frieze drawer. Swing out leaf supports.Turned legs and stretchers.

18th century Chippendale period gateleg dining table circa 1760. We are pleased to offer this beautiful table in near original condition.

17th century English oak gate leg table with a two board top and two drop leaves, which are made from single boards. The apron contains a single drawer on one end and is supported on...

Supported by a gateleg, it’s incredibly easy to tilt the top up to store.

lovely little oak table from the 17 century from England called Gateleg table Very nice little table which has a superb turning and a drawer in the belt the table can be used as an...

This drop leaf table is a gateleg style where the 2 leaves are supported by the legs that fold out.

Antique walnut oval table. Functioning gatelegs. Great for small dining areas. Measures 48.5" in with, 40" in depth and stands 29.5" in height.

This handsome English gateleg dining table is crafted from richly grained oak and features a generous oval top supported by an elegant arrangement of turned legs and swing-out gate s...

Vintage "Gateleg" Folding extendable drop-leaf dining table Wear consistent with age and use.

The gateleg table has been a hallmark of English furniture since the 17th century, prized for its ingenious construction and remarkable versatility.

Well proportioned and versatile English Oak Dropleaf / Gateleg Table of oval form. Suited for various functions, it can be used as small wall-console, narrow end table or, with both ...

Crafted in solid oak during the early 19th century, this antique English gateleg table carries that tradition forward on a generous scale.

19th Century English Gateleg dining table or wake table. The oval top raised on ring turned and block supports, each leaf having gate leg action.

Gateleg tables have been part of English domestic life since the 17th century, valued for their ability to provide a generous surface while occupying very little room when folded.

An English oak gateleg table dating to the late 19th century, circa 1880.

This is a 18-century English Oak Gate leg table. Crafted from solid oak, oval top is formed by two drop leaves supported by swinging gate legs. The turned legs and simple stretcher...

Charming 17th Century Charles II Oak Gateleg Table with Bobbin Turned Legs A wonderfully characterful Charles II period oak gateleg table, dating to around 1680.

Not politely. Confidently. The gatelegs swing out like a well rehearsed gesture, turning restraint into abundance in seconds.

A substantial and well-crafted Belgian oak gateleg table featuring a classic oval top with two drop leaves.

Scandinavian Modern gateleg table model “Härjedalen” by Swedish designer Carl Malmsten in the 1950s.

Gateleg drop leaf table in solid oak, stamped Thos Turner, Manchester, English manufacturer active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Some furniture spends its life trying to impress. This table simply gets on with it. Built in twentieth-century England from honest scrub pine, it bears the sort of worn finish that ...

Elegant, delicate and versatile English Queen Anne Dropleaf / Gateleg Table of slightly oval form. Suited for various functions, it can be used as small wall-console, narrow end tabl...

Drop leaf gateleg Burl Walnut side table by Theodore Alexander

This one is of an early Victorian gateleg table. Size wise this is equivalent to and will be most likely use as a side or cards table now a days.

A charming antique 17th century oak gateleg drop leaf dining / supper table dating to around 1680, displaying wonderful character and honest period craftsmanship.

A handsome Italian 18th-century solid walnut gateleg table from Tuscany. The table is raised by two thick carved scalloped trestle supports, one side housing a drawer.

A fine example of an 18th century English oak drop leaf gateleg table with nice turned legs, and a swing gate leg on each side, along with a stretcher base.

Antique American drop leaf gateleg dining table. Features rectangular form with long drop leaves made from solid cherry.

A handsome Italian 18th century solid walnut gateleg table from Tuscany. The table is raised by two thick carved scalloped trestle supports, one side housing a drawer.

Vintage Willett Wildwood Cherry collection dropleaf dining table featuring rectangular form with barley twisted gatelegs. Dimensions: 28" x 44" x 29"h, leaf 15", each drop leaf is 2...

Large superb quality antique 17th century oak gateleg dining table having a superb quality oak top with two oval drop leaves standing on square legs with double gatelegs united by sq...

A classic French gateleg dining / console table crafted in solid oak, showcasing the timeless practicality and charm of traditional French furniture design.

An English oak drop-leaf gateleg table from the 19th century, showcasing a rich, dark finish and a practical design rooted in earlier 17th-century traditions.

It is hard to find a matching pair of antique gateleg tables and this diminutive set is delicate and so precious!

Gateleg / Drop-leaf table hand-made in the Netherlands in the late 1700s using oak.

A beautiful Italian early 18th century Tuscan st. Walnut gateleg dining table. The table is raised by elegant mottled feet below striking richly carved squared and baluster shaped le...