Asa Pingree Tables

Originally commissioned for a client's contemporary home in Nottingham, England. The top is made from two pieces of inverted, mirror image (bookmatched) American black walnut careful...

Dining table, walnut, Italy, 1970s Italian round dining table from the 1970s. The design is defined by its striking base, composed of diagonally arranged slats that recall architect...

Pennsylvania House midcentury American classical solid Cherry Extention dining table with protective Pads. Comes with 3 leaves. Fully extended t...

Dining table racing in solid walnut wood made of smoothed edges and glued lists. With asymmetrical lateral base Natural wax of vegetable origin with pine extracts finish. Available i...

French 1940s Art Deco square dining table by Dominique in French walnut with deep bronze mounts. Perfect for a smaller dining room or di...

A very handsome dining table with antique classical Grecian-form, stepped pedestal base in figured West Indies mahogany (circa 1825), with a newly-made rectangular top and ogee apron...

Dining table, walnut, Italy, 1980s This Italian dining table from the 1980s is a beautiful example of straightforward quality and honest design. Crafted in rich, honey toned walnut,...

Gorgeous custom pedestal table with two 12 inch leaves. Table measures 60 inches diameter without leaves and 84 inches long with leaves. Can be m...

This walnut dining table expands from 84" to 106", using a 22" central leaf. It is shown here with an oval shaped top, however it can be built in any shape, size or wood species - extensions can also be placed on the ends. Because each table is bench-made in our own Los Angeles workshop you can influence all aspects of design. We use only traditional carpentry techniques, no nails...

American Classical mahogany expandable round to oval dining room table with a turned bulbous centered pedestal on original brass casters. B...

This early American primitive harvest table can be three different sizes, allowing for easy storage and versatility for smaller living spaces. ...

The Compression Table by Stephen Kenn is a celebration of simplicity and strength. The bars are held together without nails or welds, but through compression along steel rods. The Compression Table can be paired with the matching Compression Bench or used with other chairs of your choosing. Every Stephen Kenn piece is made to order through our Los Angeles studio in partnership with a number of small businesses and fabricators in the LA area. With this customizable table...