Antique Carpenter’s Workbench with Vise
Located in Oakville, CT
Long Vintage Cabinet Maker's Workbench / Worktable Overall Dimensions: 35 1/4" x 78 1/2" x 32
Mid-20th Century American Vintage Workbench Vise
Metal
Antique Carpenter’s Workbench with Vise
Located in Oakville, CT
Long Vintage Cabinet Maker's Workbench / Worktable Overall Dimensions: 35 1/4" x 78 1/2" x 32
Metal
Tall Vintage Dual Vise Woodcrafter's Workbench
Located in Oakville, CT
Wooden Carpenter's Workbench with Two Vises Overall Dimensions: 32 1/4" x 96" x 37" high Top
Wood
Vintage Workbench 96" with Vise
Located in Wilmington, DE
Vintage workbench with removable top What a find. Offered is a vintage workbench that is estimated
Wood
Vintage workbench with a vise, Czechoslovakia, 1950s
Located in Praha, CZ
Carpenter's workbench with a vise. Made in former Czechoslovakia in the 1950s by the company Hikor
Wood
Vintage Storage Workbench with Quick Release Vise
Located in Oakville, CT
Vintage Carpenter's Storage Cabinet / Workbench with 5 Drawers & Rapid Action Vise Overall
Maple, Pine
Vintage Industrial Workbench with Drawer & Morgan Vise
Located in Oakville, CT
Antique C. Christiansen Carpenter's Workbench Overall Dimensions: 27: deep x 52 1/4" wide x 32
Metal
Sold
H 32.5 in W 78.25 in D 27 in
Primitive Industrial Farmhouse Style Dining Table Workbench with Wood Vise Leg
Located in Topeka, KS
dining table workbench. It even has its own integral wood vise attached to one of the legs. This piece
Iron
Vintage Primitive Carpenter's Workbench
Located in Oakville, CT
Vintage Carpenter's Workbench with Functional Steel Vise Overall Dimensions: 29" x 54 1/2" x 29
Maple, Pine
Vintage Carpenter's Workbench with Drawer & Cubby Storage
Located in Oakville, CT
Maple Workbench with Vise, Drawer & Cubby Storage Overall Dimensions: 26" x 42 1/4" x 32" high
Maple
The Original Crank-Up Table with Book-Matched Walnut Top
Located in Oakville, CT
Authentic Cast Iron Factory Machine Base, circa 1920s Built to suit, shown with book-matched walnut. Other wood species are available Overall Dimensions as shown in the listing: 40...
Steel, Iron
Antique Industrial Jeweler's Bench Work Table
Located in Mexico City, CDMX
Circa 1930. We offer a most unique antique Mexican Industrial Jeweler's Bench Work Table with outstanding patina. The stool is not included.
Wood
20th Century French Wooden Work Table
Located in High Point, NC
This 20th-century French wooden work table is a striking example of rustic industrial design, featuring a richly distressed finish with remnants of green and red paint that highlight...
Wood
19th Century French "Établi" Carpenters Work Bench Table
Located in Austin, TX
A 19th century French carpenter's workbench or console made of cherry wood. This work table's rugged aspect reflects the rich character and history of the piece and captures the beau...
Iron
Vintage Industrial French Work Table
Located in Buchanan, NY
This vintage French work table is a wonderful and rare find that would make an excellent addition to any home or workspace. Made from solid teak and measuring 36 inches in height and...
Teak
From drafting tables to preparation tables to kitchen islands and more, the collection of antique and vintage industrial tables and work tables on 1stDibs features a wide range of robust furnishings that fit seamlessly into modern interiors.
Work tables, just like most tables, have evolved considerably over the years.
More than 1,000 years before iconic American furniture brand Herman Miller would help shape the way we work — and later, how we live at home — monks who lived and worked in medieval-era monasteries stood at what you might call crude writing desks, translating religious texts and copying them by hand.
While those who practiced the art of handwritten letters definitely needed a suitable writing desk, the world wouldn’t see proper roll-top desks and the like until the 19th century. Owing to the work of architects such as Antoni Gaudí, these monastery “desks” were essentially work tables. (Chairs, much less actual desk chairs, weren’t a part of the workspace until the Renaissance.) It was a far cry from the cozy home office that affords many of us the opportunity to work remotely today.
Near the end of the 18th century, the Industrial Revolution brought with it the founding of mills and factories, and hand production methods gave way to machinery and mass production. Factory workers needed sturdy industrial tables to perform tasks that required precision and to support the manufacturing industry. Spare work tables — durable and easy to clean — were constructed of metal and wood and became essential on assembly lines and in packing facilities. Today, industrial-style furniture celebrates the past even as it suggests vigor, productivity and brawn.
Aside from how well antique and vintage industrial tables and work tables will fit in your industrial-style interior — think raw brick walls, exposed steel beams and oak floors — these furnishings have practical uses. They’re a must-have item for a number of creative endeavors: They’re an ideal food-prep surface in your kitchen or an efficient work surface for any kind of hands-on workshop or painting and drawing studio. With some creativity, you can turn a vintage wood industrial table or work table into a desk, dining room table or coffee table.
At 1stDibs, we love the industrial-style furniture trend, and here you can find a wide range of antique and vintage industrial tables and work tables as well as other furnishings that will look wonderful in your heavenly loft space.
Top interior designers show — and tell — us how to create delectable spaces for hosting dinner parties.
Fans of the French film star may be surprised to learn that he had a flair for furniture with sleek lines and disco-era flash.
Like other pieces in the firm’s Candy Box collection, the cheerful limited-edition design showcases French craft.
Whether you’re just moving in or ready to give your home a makeover, our guide will give you pointers on tables that are fitting for every room, nook and hallway.
From his massive collaborative workshop in a former paper factory, the designer concocts funky furniture from disused materials, as well as luxe hotel interiors like the new Mix Brussels.
The designer’s innovative use of an unexpected material gives this console a lift.
The stately piece brings both gravitas and whimsy to any work space.
Use them as tables or stools, indoors or out.