Stripped Oak Dining Table with Wrought Iron Stretchers from Spain, 20th Century

At over 11 feet long (137 ¾ inches), this antique dining table from Italy can seat 10-12 adults comfortably. The table was hand carved from oak wood in the 1800s in Asti, in the Pied...

This rare walnut wood and oak 18th century refectory table from Spain has a top made from one single piece of wood. The overhang of the to...

A beautiful example of a single plank table from Spain, this elegant walnut and oak dining table measures over nine feet long. Hand-carved in the 1700s, the table has been assembled true to the Spanish style: with a collapsible iron stretcher. During the Middle Ages, wars were constantly erupting, causing Spanish nobility...

At over nine feet long, this sumptuous oak baluster leg table was hand-carved with an H-stretcher in Flanders, circa 1680. Long tables such as these...

Originally a balcony railing, this salvaged antique iron has been repurposed into a magnificent console table with a shellstone top. The railing was salvaged from a French building that was constructed in the late 1800’s. A two-inch-thick cream stone with white inclusions surmounts the painted green ironwork. The stone, which features a stunning display of shell and coral trace fossils, has been carved with a thin beveled edge. Directly beneath the stone is a row of repeating geometric shapes joined by pierced circles. The pattern is a larger open circle followed by a horizontally aligned open rectangle. Small roundels join the rectangles to the horizontal bars above and below. On the other side of the lower bar is a second row of repeating shapes, this time vertical rectangles followed by larger rectangles with incised corners and an inset elongated oval. Once again, the open ironwork is joined by pierced circles and roundels. On each end is a scrolled section that blends subtly into another geometric motif. This recently converted wrought iron railing...

This antique white painted iron table with marble top was produced in France, circa 1870. Tables such as these would have been used to do disp...

Dining table, stained oak, wrought iron, Spain, 1950s This exuberant dining table originates from Spain and shows the highly decorative characteristics of the 17th century Spanish baroque style. As is typical for baroque furniture design, their compositions integrate elements in a balanced and harmonious manner. Meaning that the implementation of ornamentation were replicated on both sides, of which this table is an excellent example. The pedestal feet...

Country house table in the style of an antique French monastery table. Made of solid oak wood. Probably 1st half of the 20th century. ...

French Spanish Basque Renaissance Revival dining table 1960 Carved oak solid wood. The table top is decorated in a checkerboard pattern thanks to a play...

Circa 1840s large Spanish walnut table features marquetry work on the top, carved legs and an iron stretcher. Unknown maker. Apron height: 27.5”.

Vintage Spanish Colonial Dining Table with Wrought Iron in Solid Stripped Oak honors the traditional craftsmanship and methods that have been handed down from generation to generation. The band-sawn legs are in a lyre form, with splayed feet for added stability, and are also slightly canted outwards from their sturdy mount on the underside of the thick, solid oak plank table...

Early 20th century Spanish-style mahogany and silvered metal guard room table, the rectangular top with molded edge, raised on shaped and scrolling tu...