Brass Dining Room Tables

An early Victorian period solid mahogany wind out extending dining table with three loose leaves, standing on elegant turned hexagonal legs with original brass cup castors. The table...

This English 19th century Victorian period round table is constructed in a well patinated amboyna, burr walnut and ebonized wood, its convenient scale, great proportions and architectural features made it the perfect table in a dining room or in a foyer or entrance as a centerpiece. The amboyna circular top with beautiful book matched burl Walnut veneer and ebonized banding is nicely enriched by a metal beaded thread. The thin burr and ebonized apron under the top completes the aesthetic of this table without compromising the comfort of the seat. The whole rises on four column shaped supports, terminating in outswept section legs with scroll feet and recessed brass castors, with a round cross stretcher. Although victorian in date this table draws on a variety of different stylistic features, from a range of different periods. The use of beautiful amboyna veneers with the most warm color, set against ebonised mouldings is very much a 19th century feature however, the contrast created providing both a boldness and elegance all in one. This dining room or centre table is constructed from excellent timbers and when taking into account the overall quality of construction as well it is clear that it was produced in one of the top cabinet makers workshops of the time, very much in the manner of Holland and Son or Gillows but not marked. Stable and sturdy, which is due to the columns stretcher support design, and at the same time very easy to move - thanks to the recessed wheels- this is a most practical table indeed, perfect for a wide variety of spots around the home, as a small sized dining or breakfast table or as a hall centre table. Wherever you want to place it is certain to become a treasured addition to your antique furniture collection, not to mention the proud centerpiece in your reception room. The top comes off simply by unscrewing four large ancient iron...

A beautiful antique English oak, 18 feet (5.5 meters) when full extended, dining table curated directly from The University of Cambridge, circa 1860s. The table sits on 6 turned a...

A magnificent late 19th century Victorian oak refectory library table, with later blue tiled top accented by patinated brass corner mounts, over three large frieze drawers, rising on...

A large Victorian extending dining table in golden quarter-sawn oak and with eight leaves and winding handle. Dating to c.1860 this 56in wide table smoothly extends from 6ft 7in to 18ft 1in using a Joseph Fitter double screw winding mechanism allowing it to seat up to 20 people comfortably if using all the leaves. The rounded rectangular top with a double moulded edge and standing on six carved, turned and fluted tapering legs with brass caps and brown pottery castors. . Sympathetically cleaned and polished by hand using traditional materials and the winders serviced. A double system of paired runners...

A substantial and extremely well made antique Victorian extending circular dining table made by Gillows of Lancaster. In quarter-sawn oak and with four leaves, this large 5ft round t...

A substantially made early Victorian wind-out extending dining table in golden quarter-sawn oak with five leaves. With a rounded rectangular top finished with a moulded edge and frie...

A superb Maple & Co Victorian wind-out extending dining table in solid mahogany and with three additional leaves and winding handle. Dating to circa 1890 it has a rectangular top wit...

An exceptional extra wide early Victorian extending dining table in golden quarter-sawn oak and with seven leaves. Dating to circa 1840 and attributed to Gillows this unusually large...

A super Scottish Victorian extending dining table in golden quarter-sawn oak and by James Morrison of Edinburgh and Glasgow. The D-ended rectangular top...

An attractive Victorian extending dining table in light golden quarter-sawn oak with two original leaves and dating to circa 1870. The rounded rectangular top with a moulded edge and...

A super Victorian extending dining table in golden quarter-sawn oak with three original leaves and dating to circa 1870. The D-ended rectangular top with a double molded edge and sta...