Chestnut Drop-leaf and Pembroke Tables

Late 18th century Swedish drop-leaf table from the Gustavian era. The model is very unusual with a middle much narrower than typical, it's only 14 cm wide when the table is folded to...

Antique English Gateleg table in solid oak from the late 19th Century. Nice patined and authentic condition with minor older repairs. Table top opened 134 x 92 cm / 52.8 x 36.2 in...

An early 20th Century oak gateleg table. A rectangular form finished in a dark oak with two crescent shaped drop leaves and a central dovetailed frieze drawer. Features turned and ...

1950s Antique-Style Mahogany Drop-Leaf Gateleg Table Offered for sale is a solid mahogany table with four gatelegs that swing out at each end to support the drop leaves when raised....

With D shape drop leaves and a frieze drawer. Swing out leaf supports.Turned legs and stretchers.

Very fine mahogany and superb craftsmanship set this pembroke dining table apart. The table has never been refinished, there is some sun fading on one side on the outer portion of ...

An English 18th century oak oval gateleg drop-leaf table with unusual drake feet. Born in the second half of the 18th century, this English gateleg table features an oval top made of...

A Federal walnut drop leaf dining table with bold wood grain, tapered square legs terminating with brass and porcelain casters, and dovetailed construction. Very good overall conditi...

We are delighted to offer for sale this rare original Victorian Walnut gateleg table. This is a rare little piece, it is as mentioned a salesman sample, if you’re not familiar basically in the Georgian and Victorian era craftsman would make small scale samples of larger pieces of furniture for salesmen to take with them to try and gain commissions for full sized pieces. This one is of an early Victorian gateleg table...

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...

A vintage rustic pine drop leaf 6 ft 6" long dining table, with magnificent natural knots in the pine wood, in good condition throughout. Features rectangular top offering multiple e...

Antique 17th century oak gateleg table having a solid oak top with two drop leave, original iron hinges above unusual barley twist suppo...