Table Antique Pin

This is a pair of antique whiskey pins. An English, oak and iron bound 4.5 gallon barrel or side table marked to the base with Taunton, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 190...

The table has elegant turned The table is made with pin hole joints, a traditional woodworking technique that ensures a sturdy and durable construction.

The drawers are decorated with wooden handles that add charm to the table. The table is made with pin hole jointing, a traditional woodworking technique that ensures a sturdy and dur...

Sometime about twenty five years ago there were four reinforcement brackets attached and several of the wooden pins replaced. This table is sturdy and full of character.

An unusual but fun detail is the table’s construction - two wrought iron pins at the back of the drawer is what holds it in place.

The tilt-top action controlled by a brass release & lock of sturdy construction, and the table connected to the platform with an inch-thick metal 'pin'.

The single drawer in each table swings outward on a pin-hinge, the back most corner exhibiting skillfully executed hand dovetailing of the oak secondaries.

A lovely star shape sets the table base with metal support pins. Inlaid sections of different dyed piece of fine wood cover this table.

Great 19th century English Regency slate top mahogany mixing table. Base is double pinned construction with hand carved spirals between ring turnings and ball feet.

The painted finish is originial and has the sigsn of distressing one would expect from a 250 year old console. The table is in good condition with no damage on the marble top which h...

Built with cast iron legs and a hand-hammered metal top, this mysterious table exudes a mysterious aura. Pins dotting its top and plate metal wrapped over it, this piece resembles ar...

Wooden knobs through the cleats lock the top to the frame, this easily removed for ease of transporting. The front of the table hosts three inlaid drawers. Pinned tenon-mortised join...

Finnish functionalist Mid-Century Modern coffee table from the early 1900s. Solid birch, pin legs.

Another minor variation between the tables is the gate leg: one table has a double pinned tenon joint, the other table crafted with the same tenon joint but only using glue.

Lock pins to the table top in hand-forged iron. Manufactured circa 1770

Perfect as a dressing table tray, pin tray or trinket tray. Made in Vienna, Austria in circa 1880.

The suite is in overall superb condition, and would make a superb standout feature for your dining table. Some pin-prick holes to the raised decoration, superb patina and colour.

The suite is in overall superb condition, and would make a superb standout feature for your dining table. Some pin-prick holes to the raised decoration, superb patina and colour.

Wellby, this striking, sterling silver dressing table set, is presented in its original box, and comprises a hand mirror, two hair brushes, a clothes brush, two dressing table boxes,...

Originally conceived as a functional dressing-table object for pins or sewing accessories, it reads today as both a utilitarian piece and a sculptural decorative accent.

Rustic and architectural table with bowling pin form legs, two-tier table, one of a kind handmade funky coffee, cocktail table.

This Danish 1920s desk lamp has a solid brass frame and base. It is mounted with a pin-striped, single-layered glass shade. Adjustable at the shade - 180 degrees.

Whoever saw a rolling pin built into the side apron of a table? In theory, I could image a woman baker, asking her handy husband to build her the baking table of her dreams?

Uniquely crafted antique dining table, four sculpted pins release removable top.