Turn of the Century French Oak Table

Intricate carvings combined with a distinctive shape give this vintage oak side table a unique appeal. Made in France at the turn of the century, the design takes inspiration from the extravagant...

An oak chest of drawers from turn of the century France. Elaborate columns create a Neo Renaissance aesthetic, their intricate contours framing the right-angled paneling of the drawe...

Philosopher Walter Benjamin described iron, steel, and glass as the signs of modernity and the march of progress as he witnessed the fin-de-siecle in Paris. This table, coming from e...

This bistro table provides a charming and idiosyncratic vintage piece. Made in France at the turn of the century, a metal frame creates a striking silhouette: bold curves and refined...

A wooden dining table from the 20th century. Natural stripes of wood grain flow gracefully along the expansive, time-touched planks that compose the top and conjoining structures of ...

A twentieth-century bleached oak dining table with expandable leaves. This large dining table is full of character, featuring a sawtooth-patterned skirt, bulbous lathed legs, and an ...

A beautiful French turn of the century Louis XVI St. Mahogany and ormolu dining table. The table is raised by six elegant square tapered fluted legs and one central square tapered le...

A striking and very elegant French turn of the century Empire st. flamed Mahogany and ormolu dining table. The table is raised by six elegant and impressive lightly tapered circular ...

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 French Turn of the Century walnut oval extension dining room table from circa 1900, with five leaves, tapered legs and casters. This exquisite French Turn of the Century walnut din...

A 19th century French vintner’s wine tasting table handcrafted in France circa 1860. A specialized folding tilt-top table that was used at vineyards and wineries across Europe, providing a place to taste their different vintages. Vendange (grape harvest) tables have a tilting ability so they may be stored in narrow corridors found in wine cellars when not in use. The underside of the table houses a mechanism for bracing the top. The table is nicely raised and supported by its trestle base and thick carved legs. The wood is a beautiful honey brown tone with an excellent rich patina. The table measures 40 inches in diameter, making it a great size for a breakfast area or chef’s table...

Dining table Oak Possibly by Victor Courtray Extending to 255cm wide with two leaves Turned bobbin-like legs Geometric patterned top France 1930s/1940s