Jacobean Oak Tavern Table

This is a very good example of a late Jacobean carved oak Tavern table. The generous 30 inch round top is an unusual feature as the majority of tavern ta...

This stunning English 18th century Jacobean-Style oak trestled side table, circa 1780s, and features a surface covered with a beautiful needlepoint tapestry, in shades of red and gol...

A Jacobean style round side table with an ogee top edge, in our distressed rustic country wood tone with natural highlights, with a hand rubbed satin ...

A Jacobean style rectangular one-drawer side table with an ogee top edge, in our distressed rustic country wood tone with natural highlights, with a hand-rubbed satin finish with a b...

A Jacobean style round side table with an ogee top edge, in our distressed rustic country wood tone with natural highlights, with a hand rubbed satin finish. Dimensions: 24" W x 2...

19th century rustic Jacobean end table was hand-crafted from solid old-growth oak, and features a plank top with two tailored drawers with brass ring pulls framed by a scrolled apron...

19th Century English Jacobean End Table was hand-crafted by able artisans from indigenous old-growth oak, and features a solid plank top supported by solid plank aprons connected on each corner with the top of four beautifully turned legs. It would be fascinating to see how the legs were turned using tools...

Handsome Late 20th Century Jacobean Style rectangular barley twist base and glass top end table. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. circa, Late 20th Century. COME ON BABY. Let’s do the TWIST!! The Barley twist that is!!!! This is a wonderful Jacobean style end table with a barley twist wood base and a lovely rectangular glass top. Fun fact… This popular furniture technique first appeared in England and France in the 1600s. Furniture with spiral-turned legs was known as “barley twist” or “barley sugar,” as it resembled sticks of barley sugar! Isn’t that SWEET?? We certainly think so! It is going to be fabulous in any room that needs a “twist of style!” and will blend in beautifully with many styles of décor. Cool history, simple yet timeless design, and it’s swirling with spirals of style! This marvelous barley twist end table...

A English table from the reign of James II in oak having joined two-plank top with overhanging molded edge on straight front apron with single drawer having central knob pull, and sh...

Solid and sturdy oak wood Jacobean style side table with robust turned balustrade legs and carved apron detail, France circa 1940's.