Stripped Oak French Baluster Leg Dining Table, Early to Mid-1900s

Produced in France during the early to mid-1900’s, this painted cast iron and marble bistro table can comfortably sit two people. A one-inch-thick round top, which is light gray with...

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...

This terracotta was signed by its maker, Fernand Guignier (1902-1972) in the early to mid-20th century. The subject is a tender interpretation of two putti trying to offer a bird some water. There is a wooden keg...

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...

As a transitional age in French history, the Regence period is known for furniture that showcases forms of the preceding period (Louis XIV), as well as early Louis XV stylings. In the case of this bleached oak partner’s desk, the motifs are prefigures of the Rococo style of Louis XV, while still maintaining the rectilinear form often seen with Louis XIV furnishings. Hand-carved in France in the early 1900s, the oak wood has been bleached more recently, resulting in a warm, golden brown hue with some fascinating wood grains. A cavetto molding graces the top on all sides, even in the slightly recessed areas above the leg holes. Both sides of the desk have been carved identically, with three belt drawers featuring arabesque margents with foliate shells and thin molding. Similar vertical carvings flank the doors, which are rectangular panels adorned with geometric and foliate motifs. Both doors to the right of the leg hole open to reveal three pull-out drawers, while the doors to the left front three shelves. The rectilinear form is softened by eight short cabriole legs, each with a paw foot pad, beneath a sinuous apron embellished with a foliate shell medallion over thin molding. Our well-carved partner’s desk...

This amazingly detailed oak and marble table à gibier (game presentation table) hails from France, circa 1870, and was produced in the Louis XIV style. ...

Delve into the charm of early 20th-century French design with our meticulously restored Provincial Dining Table, expertly handcrafted from walnut wood. The antique dining table stand...

DePuydt (attr) Brutalist heavy oak dining table with pointed footing. In original condition with visible wear and fading to the table top, consistent with its age and use. Shown with a matching set of 4 Brutalist Oak De Puydt dining chairs...

Gijs Bakker for Castelijn, 'Strip' dining table, oak, The Netherlands, design 1974. This table is designed by the Dutch furniture and jewell...

French Mid-Century (1940s) stripped oak dining table with parquetry inlaid top supported on carved double scroll pedestal bases. (2 leaves - ...

This elegant French 1950s Louis XV style dining table is a true beauty, with its delicate soft limed oak finish lending an air of sophistication to any dining room. The two 20 inch l...

circa early 1900s England. A gorgeous oak folding gateleg table, filled with old-world charm. The beautiful turned table legs, wood grain and ...