Circa 1860 Jacobean Revival Style Draw Leaf Table

Circa 1930 double pedestal dining table with leaf, English. Solid mahogany. Georgian style. Integral extension system under the table top to support the leaf which increases the stab...

Early 20th century Georgian style triple pedestal banquet dining table, English. 2 leaves. Raised on ring turned quadruped bases, the fluted legs ending in square, brass cups & caste...

Circa 1860-80 set of 8 Chippendale style dining chairs, English. 2 arms & 6 sides. Exceptionally handsome. Mahogany. Cabriole, carved legs to ball & claw feet. Extravagant laurel, rosette & acanthus...

Circa 1835 dining table of solid mahogany. English, William IV period. Raised on twin pedestals, each boldly turned with reeded legs ending in brass paw feet. The reeding repeat on t...

A handsome draw-leaf dining table in the Jacobean Revival style, crafted from solid oak and supported by sculptural barley twist legs. This early 20th-century piece offers expandable...

1930s English Elizabethan revival draw leaf refectory dining or pub table by Jacob Summers & Sons. Part of their Hillcrest Suite as seen on page 18 of their catalog. Made from oak wi...

Elizabethan Jacobean style refectory table with carved melon shaped bulbous legs connected with stretchers. Use for dining table, library table, conference table, entry hallway, foyer or center hall table. 70" long, will seat 6-8 people depending on the size of the chairs used. Perfect for an English Tudor, French Country, craftsman, of a streamline minimalist mid-century modern home. This table will bring style and character to a modern or antique decor. Make a statement as a writing table, desk, work table, a dining table, harvest table, or farm table. Top is not original to the base. Search terms: Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque Revival 8' or 8 foot table...

Circa 1900 oak table from England. The top is paneled and has two draw leaves which extend to measure 58 inches in length. The table can be used with the leaves in or extended for ...