Dutch Colonial 19th Century Teak Wood Breakfast Table or Desk

A Swedish falu painted trestle table from the early 19th century. This antique table from Sweden has an overall oval-shaped top (with straight edges at each longer side) which is supported by trestle end supports, and canted wood stretchers down it's underside-center. This table retains it's original red "falu" or "falun" paint, a historical color of Swedish furniture, originating from the various copper mines in the region, most notable the mine at Falun, in the province of Dalarna. This table knocks down completely flat, making for easy transport and moving. Please note that if wooden pins are not tightly secured, the top may wobble. This early 19th century Swedish trestle table...

An Italian small sized table, or writing desk, from the 19th century. This antique table from Italy features a rectangular-shaped top overhanging an apron fitted with a single drawer at one long side. The table is raised on a pair of hour-glass shaped legs flanking either side, with beautifully carved outer edges. A wooden stretcher bar adds support between the legs and is carved with a small arch at center and pierced cut-out embellishment. The medium tone wood has an old patina throughout, a lovely reflection of it's age. The leg clearance at the underside of this piece is 25.25 inches in height. This 19th century table with shapely hourglass legs would make a delightful little writing desk...

Colonial teak oval dining table/desk. Circa 1890's. Solid teak Colonial table uncompromisingly constructed from old growth wood with long flowing grain...

The “Column” series is inspired by the structural columns of New York City’s industrial factory buildings. The same simplicity of shape that lends structure to those architectural el...