Swiss Wooden Draw-Leaf Extension Dining Table with Inset Slate Top, circa 1820

A Southern French Brutalist solid oak dining room trestle table with hand-made terracotta bricks inset top. This Southern French Brutalist solid oak dining room trestle table from th...

A French Napoleon III walnut extension dining table from the late 19th century, with carved and turned legs and later added leaves. Cr...

A French walnut oval extension dining room table from the early 20th century, with five leaves, tapered legs and casters. This exquisite French walnut oval extension dining room table from the early years of the 20th century marries classic elegance with versatile functionality, making it a splendid centerpiece for both intimate family meals and grand gatherings. Its beautifully crafted walnut top, which can be extended with five additional leaves, allows for various configurations, accommodating everything from a cozy dinner to a large feast. The table's oval shape offers a more intimate setting, allowing for easy conversation, while the finely tapered legs equipped with brass casters not only add to its aesthetic charm but also offer practical mobility. Whether you're hosting a holiday dinner, a game night, or a formal banquet, this table adapts to all your entertaining needs. Most parts of this table are steeped in history, dating back to the mid to late 1800s, with thoughtful modern restorations ensuring its functionality without compromising its historical integrity. The unique leg design provides both stability and ample legroom, enhancing the comfort of your guests. In your home, this table would be more than a dining surface; it's a statement piece that tells a story of craftsmanship and tradition. It could serve as the focal point in your dining room or a versatile addition to a spacious kitchen, marrying well with both antique decor and more...

A Swedish Gustavian period rustic dining room table from the early 19th century, with oval top, trestle base and distressed patina. Created in Sweden during the early years of the 19...

A Southern French Midcentury natural oak dining table with black fossil marble top and tapered legs. This Southern French Midcentury dining table, with its natural oak frame and stri...

A French Louis XV period walnut center table from the 18th century, with grey marble top, cabriole legs and side stretchers. Created in France during the reign of King Louis XV nicknamed the Bien-Aimé (the Beloved), this center table features a rectangular variegated grey marble top sitting above an apron carved on all sides. The table is raised on four cabriole legs resting on rustic plain side stretchers with petite block feet. With its graceful lines and nice walnut patina, this 18th Century French Louis XV marble top table...

Unusual early center table with extending leaves on both ends, allowing for a total length of 76" (193cm). The top inset with a black stone top (slate), beautifully polished througho...

A fabulous antique Swiss wood tavern table circa late 17th to early 18th century, Known as Jogl table in Swiss Alps and German Bavarian region, the t...

Country draw leaf extension dining table. Extending to 120 inches, the Table is a beautifully subtle masterpiece combining form and function. Constructe...

North Europa midcentury Both oval and round Wooden dining table with extensions, 1960s Solid wood dining table. The table has two extensions in the center, in fact the table top can...

A Southern Swiss or North Italian walnut draw-leaf table of elegant, unique design. The draw-leaf mechanism allows flexibility, from seating comfortably six when closed to 10 when e...

Attributed to Rainer Daumiller dining table, pine, Denmark, 1970s A stunning dining table executed in a solid pine with beautiful color and visible grain. The table top has two roun...