A Monumental Dining Table

The natural roughness of the material is what gives this table its authenticity. It is a stunning piece rich in texture and history, and may serve a wide variety of roles in its futu...

This marvelous French table is entirely made from solid oak and features lyre-shaped, scrolled legs. The legs are deeply carved and decorated with acanthus leaves, inspired by Greek ...

Giant water basins like this were kept in palace courtyards in case of fire.

This sturdy, almost architectural Chinese table is is an excellent example of "scholar's furniture". Scholar's furniture is known for rounded frames that suggest tree trunks and a general lack of unnecessary adornment. The table's floating panel top is held by round corner posts that gracefully transform into square feet as they meet the ground. Arched spandrels connect the legs to the top, suggesting the roof of a building is held up by corner posts. Two drawers are held in the thick waist. The table boasts highly original oxblood lacquer patina, gently rubbed through to the wood over many decades. These tables are sometimes known as "eight immortals...

This monumental dining table is a celebration of wabi-sabi style. The modern design is hand-crafted of elmwood timbers reclaimed from Qing-dynasty architecture, each selected for its...

Alex Roskin’s Monumental bronze and rosewood dining table runs an impressive 14 feet, with the ability to seat between 12 to 14 people. The table’s base follows Roskin’s penchant for muscular forms, bowed and sinuous. The base form is first sculpted by the artist and then cast in bronze. Roskin hand-rubs the base with a dark patina giving the table contrasting areas of polished and patinated bronze. The table top is of East Indian Laurel Rosewood...

Monumental size neoclassical style round dining table with a distressed, rustic finish. Its design featues intricately carved pedestal legs with decorative scroll and acanthus leaf ...

Monumental French floor board dining table with steel banding and base. This piece is a part of Brendan Bass’s one-of-a-kind collection, Le Monde. French for “The World”, the Le Monde collection is made up of rare and hard to find pieces curated by Brendan from estate sales, brocantes, and anywhere beautiful pieces can be found. Pieces have been sourced from France, Italy, Netherlands, South east Asia, and far more. Globally curated by Brendan Bass, Le Monde furniture and accessories offer modern sensibility, provincial construction, and unparalleled complexity. Showcasing found objects and handcrafted works from different cultures and regions. Our signature aesthetic blends global influences with traditional designs. Please note that all listings...