Burl Drop-leaf and Pembroke Tables

Highly figured oval Sheraton satinwood Pembroke table having oval medallion in top crossbanded with satinwood & having ebony stringing. Raised on square tapering legs on brass castors & brass knobs provenance; Malcolm Franklin...

Unique 19th century English Pembroke drop-leaf table made in the Regency taste. Features a mahogany case supported by faux bamboo legs ending with toupie feet and casters. The table ...

A refined 19th-century French Provincial drop-leaf table, handcrafted from solid walnut and sourced in Provence, France. The circular top is finished in a warm medium-brown tone that...

A 19th century heavy, solid drop-leaf gateleg table featuring a mechanism where the leaves are supported by hinged legs that swing out. The table with a bull-nose edge, scalloped fri...

19th century oak gate leg table with a carved border around the top, which is surrounded by a deeply hand carved decorated beveled edge. This follows down to a hand carved and scallo...

This is a 19th century English oak barley twist drop leaf side table. Each leaf adds 10.5 inches. It has a unique size that I really like. There is general wear. When you look at one...

A French early 19th century walnut drop leaf dining table with mahogany parquetry banding and round fluted legs. This versatile table was once an extension dining table that was lon...

Rare original English Regency folding table or tripod table 18th-19th century. Through and through massive mahogany. Slim ballroom shank, of whi...

Antique 17" Barley twist side table 1860-1890 Victorian barley twist occasional table in solid wood. Tripod base with beautifully carved legs and ...

A beautiful example of early English walnut furniture with lovely color, beautiful ageing and with centre panel two drop leaves and fold out a...

19th-century Swedish pine drop-leaf gate leg table with a versatile, functional design. The gate leg base allows the legs to adjust as the leaves are raised or lowered. A single draw...

19th Century Drop-Leaf Dining Table, English Provincial, Circa 1820–1860 A beautifully proportioned 19th-century drop-leaf dining table of exceptional versatility and scale, crafted circa 1820–1860. Designed with a generous fixed center and two hinged leaves, the table expands to an impressive seven feet in length, while maintaining a notably substantial and functional footprint even in its closed position — a feature highly prized among collectors and designers alike. This form descends from earlier English drop-leaf and gateleg traditions, which evolved from the 18th century into more refined and practical interpretations during the 19th century. By this period, such tables were central to domestic life, valued for their ability to transform effortlessly from a compact console into a full dining surface. The present example reflects this evolution, combining elegant restraint with robust construction. Its scale suggests use as a primary dining or work table rather than a mere occasional piece, embodying the balance of utility and craftsmanship characteristic of both American and English provincial furniture...