Small Dining Tables

Fun Historical Fact: Drop-leaf tables first gained popularity in colonial America during the 17th century as an ingenious way to conserve space in smaller homes. By the 20th century,...

This 1960's design Swedish Drop gate leg extension dining table Seats 10-12 chairs easily and folds up nice and small and stows away easily. Very clean and fully functional - Refinis...

The Lucite has been professionally polished and is wonderful but there is some age-appropriate crazing in the Lucite, and a small chip in the lip of the glass top. Please see photos ...

Ask us for a quote if you need a larger of smaller diameter table top. Quoted price is for a 54" W x 54"D x 30" H table.

The only minor signs to show any use at all are some small pricks to the tabletop surface, which look to be something like compass pricks, perhaps the signature of a child in the 197...

It keeps its original patina and original varnish, which has turned a warm honey tone. There is a small chip in the varnish, visible in the photos.

The table top has some traces and marks that shows the table’s 200 year old history. There is a smaller loss of material at two corners of the trim that goes around the table top, se...

A single frieze drawer with a small brass knob sits within the apron, and the timber shows warm grain, subtle color variation, and hand-worked joinery throughout.

Early version featuring the original gear-and-rack system; a sophisticated mechanism is concealed beneath the tabletop—a small lever allows the three legs to be adjusted synchronousl...

Delicate floral motifs emerge at measured intervals, their shapes inlaid with subtle contrast. Small accents of mother of pearl are set within the design, catching light softly rathe...

Handcrafted in Los Angeles, California by a small and dedicated team, this dining table is made to order to ensure that every piece we build meets the unique needs and preferences of...

Handcrafted in Los Angeles, California by a small and dedicated team, this dining table is made to order to ensure that every piece we build meets the unique needs and preferences of...

This dining table is built from solid elm with a wide plank top and a single frieze drawer fitted with a small metal pull. The rectangular silhouette rests on four tapered legs with ...

The table stands on six turned and tapered legs terminating in small feet, giving the piece an elongated architectural silhouette suited to long gatherings.

The leaves can be removed when a smaller dining configuration is required. The two extension leaves are slightly different in colour from the principal tabletop, having historically...

Choosing well-made, older furniture over something new and disposable is a small but genuine kindness to the planet. It is well suited to a dining table centerpiece.

The table features two small drop leaves, elegantly shaped legs, and warm, rich tones.

Thick glass top in good vintage condition, with small cosmetic marks and one chip (shown in photos).  52" diameter x 31"h

Functionality: Features a double-tier center H-stretcher system that provides exceptional structural stability while offering an open, airy visual clearance that keeps smaller dining...

A wide drawer at the end and a smaller drawer on the long side. Dimensions: 242L x 81W x 79H cm 64SH cm

the domus chair is the more widely recognised design from the series, while the table was produced in relatively small numbers for student dormitories and contract use, and is now mu...

Please also note the the extension leaves with have slight height variations to the main table and small gaps running along the join lines, this happens with all tables from this per...

Art Deco 1930s Good condition, the table shows some scratches and small areas of missing wood. Signs of wear and age.

Designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Goppion, this center table belongs to the Bisante series, in which the couple built a small vocabulary of tables and seating around a signature ...

This table remains in excellent condition with some very small traces of use on the top as seen on the pictures.

When closed, the table measures just 55.5cm deep, making it an exceptionally useful piece for a smaller dining room, apartment or hallway where it can sit neatly against a wall as a ...

The leaves can be removed individually, allowing the table to be adapted for smaller gatherings. The design recalls furniture associated with Thomas Sheraton and George Hepplewhite, ...

Solid and structurally sound, it has been clearly much-loved and well looked after, having only minor to-be-expected marks and small areas of grazing to the tabletop edging. It has t...

Details Designer: Giovanni Offredi Manufacturer: Saporiti Italia Origin: Italy Period: 1970s Style: Italian Modernism / Mid-Century Modern / Brutalist Materials: Textured concrete, ...

It works beautifully as a small four-seater dining table or breakfast table, while also being ideal as a centre table, occasional table or statement lamp table.

Best known for his abstract sculpture, Brouard also produced a relatively small body of furniture and lighting in which the boundaries between sculpture and functional design are del...

Each support terminates in a stepped foot with molded detailing and a small scroll-like element at the junction, lending the base both visual weight and a sense of movement.

Four slender tapered legs, each finished with a decorative ribbed collar near the crossbar, descend gracefully to small round feet, providing sturdy support while maintaining a light...

Rare large Art Deco table in Macassar Ebony and ivory circa 1925 Very nice veneer with small flaws, the varnish must be redone Possibility of extensions, but they are missing.

This is a useful size to be used as a centre table in a hall or large room, or it could be used as a small dining table for four. We have had this re-polished, it is in excellent co...

Compact yet versatile, the table is ideally proportioned for use as a small dining table, breakfast table, game table, or a statement center table in an entrance foyer.

Rare large Art Deco table in Macassar ebony and bronze circa 1930 very nice veneer with small flaws, the table varnish must be redone Dimension: 74 x 220 x 110 cm 74 x 320 x 110 cm...

The table is in good vintage condition, structurally sound, with age-related fading, minor surface wear, and small chips and scuffs along the edges and base that add to its character.

It shows numerous scratches, small dents, dings and other signs of age and use, which we have deliberately left untouched.

The tabletop features great woodgrain with some areas of wear present. Small minor areas of discoloration as pictured. In overall good vintage condition.

Knudsen & Søn, Denmark, 1960s. This is the smaller version of Madsen's elegant design, combining refined proportions with exceptional Danish craftsmanship.

The glass top has one small chip on the underside of one corner; after treatment it regained its matte appearance and it is hardly noticeable (see the last photo).

Condition The table is in good vintage condition, showing light traces of use and age, including small surface marks visible in the photographs. The walnut retains an even warm tone ...

In fact, when you look closely at small scratches, you can see the shiny metal beneath, suggesting the original owner had the base professionally painted at some point.

The table combines semi-circular drop leaves with internal extension slides, allowing it to function as a small two-seat table or console before expanding to accommodate a much large...

The oak shows wear consistent with age and use: marks, small losses, shrinkage cracks and a rich old patina.

Its trestle frame is made of sturdy cast iron, and it is perfectly suited for bench or banquette seating. Small square pegs can be seen inserted in areas of loss or damage in the wo...

A very good looking well made and decorative suite, the table is quarter cut Burr Walnut which looks exquisite in the right light, the legs are long elegant cabriolet which start wit...

Its square proportions make it ideal as a dining table for smaller spaces, while the ingenious extension mechanism quickly transforms it into a generously sized table for additional ...

Underneath, four splayed triangular legs meet at a central hub and are braced by a low stretcher, which gives the base the look of a small timber structure rather than a set of legs.

Dining table in oak veneer, blackened tubular metal base small lack of veneer, scratches  

The metal retains a wonderfully varied, time-softened patina, with oxidation, scratches, scuffs, small areas of edge wear, irregular coloration, and hand-worked imperfections through...

In 1849, to escape the vice of the inner city and to capitalise on trade to the Great Exhibition of 1851 in nearby Hyde Park, Harrod took over a small shop in the district of Brompto...

Good vintage condition. Minor surface marks, small cracks, old worm traces, and wear consistent with age and use, including a visible repair at one leg joint.

The deep walnut-toned finish enhances the natural figuring of the wood, while scattered age-related impressions and small marks add depth and patina. The base consists of two trestl...

This versatile table, designed by Joseph-André Motte, is ideal for small spaces, functioning as a coffee table, desk, console, or dining table.

Each end support is pierced with a grid of small square openings cut right through the panel, which lets light pass under the table instead of meeting a solid trestle.

Height-adjustable tables of this type were a popular Mid-Century solution for smaller European living spaces, where a single piece needed to serve multiple functions.

The large elongated octagonal tabletop is composed of carefully arranged walnut and burl wood veneers, divided into geometric sections that radiate from a small octagonal centre. The...

Its modest footprint suits tight spaces as easily as open ones. Ideal for a small balcony, café-style kitchen, or beside a reading chair.