18th Century and Earlier Conference Tables

BEAUTIFUL Antique French Monk Refectory Monastery Oak Dining Table with Single Baluster Carved Trestle Base and Stretcher~~79.5" Wide Old pegged construction~~late 18th century/earl...

Handsome Wood & Hogan English-made Mahogany two pedestal extending (two 24" loose leaves) dining table on late Regency style four splay pedestals....

An outstanding and exceptional French period Louis XVI dining table. Beautifully constructed from richly painted pine wood with elegantly...

Excellent state of condition This table has a movable top and supports as did the models from the Middle Ages, and yet presents a decorative dimension characteristic of the Renaissance furniture, which the riche and most inventive type was the “fan-shaped” table, probably coming from Italy. The central pilaster represents a term enriched by a foliage motif, including a laurel-crowned femal face on the first support and a male face on the second one. The high quality of this embossed work adds a touch of sophistication. Noteworthy, we can see on the backside of the fan-shaped supports, the same patterns as a lower relief, an extremely rare occurrence. This Ceremonial Table can be moved, and can be used following the occasions , like a small dinner or a grand reception for exemple. We can admit that this table with a movable top and fan shaped movables supports is the single model known today. Furthermore the richness of ornamentation, the carefulness and high quality of the sculpture denote that this table has its origin in Hugues Sambin...

A large late 18th century, French oval extending walnut dining table with paneled frieze and five extensions, legs ending in capes and casters. Measurements: Provenance; Hotel part...

Early bleached chestnut dining table, or long console table: thick early two-board chestnut top bound by forged iron straps, raised upon later hand-c...

An antique Swedish Gustavian extendable dining table made of hand carved Pinewood with three leaves and apron. The light-grey...

Antique walnut table, separable and formed by a central rectangle table and two half-moon consoles on the sides, with spool-shaped legs, in precious antique walnut and single plank, ...

From the workshop of the widely known and respected French menuisier, Georges Jacob, b.1739-d.1814, this fold over table with visible brass hinges can ...

An important and oversized Tuscan Refectory table. The table top was carved by hand in a single dark Walnut plank and is adorned with carved Fle...

17th century Italian walnut refectory table. 17th century table with an inlaid banded top above baluster supports joined by a stretcher and sc...

Large extending mahogany dining table Louis XVI period, resting on eight straight legs with castors - 18 century. The table has been hand polished and has a solid mahogany table top...