Hungarian Industrial and Work Tables

Rustic pine work table with base in old blue paint and two large metal drawers. The natural wood top bears deep gouges, stains, cracks, and holes from long use, with plank separation...

Two slabs of oak almost 3” thick are joined with a spline to form the top of this large Pig Bench. Square oak legs are chamfered at the corners into octagons, with their tops embedd...

The appeal of this old work table comes from the aged wood itself, worn and distressed through years of use adding to the character imbedded in the table. Notice the expected age-related separation of the planks of wood that comprise the top, in addition to cracks, stains and heavy gouges. The industrial iron base is solid, allowing this to function as a desk, console, work or craft table. This rustic work table has been restored so is strong, stable and ready for use. ** In light of current affairs and fluctuating fuel prices shipping quotes and timelines are estimates only. Buyer is required to notify us upon purchase if there are interior or exterior stairs, steps, or freight elevators...

This handsome pig bench has a two board top, over five feet long and almost three inches thick. The boards are pulled together with bolts that pass all the way through both boards.....

The top of this heavy duty pig bench is made from a single slab of oak almost four inches thick. Two or three superficial cracks that appeared as the board dried have been filled.. ...

Circa 1890. 19thC Primitive elm pine butchers work table, elm legs and thick rustic pine top. Well suited as a kitchen island or prep table.   ...

The top of this outstanding Pig Bench Table is a single massive slab of Elm three inches thick and over six and a half feet long. The square legs are oak, inserted into oak cleats, ...

This handsome Trestle Table is distinguished by its unusual base. Two sturdy boards are crossed and half-mortised in the center to form the “X”. Four nuts and bolts reinforce the j...

This rather elephantine Pig Bench has a number of interesting features. The top is a massive slab of oak almost 3” thick, which over the years has developed a hump and a twist. The l...

The top of his magnificent Pig Bench is a single slab of oak over 3’ thick. It is gnarled, chopped, and cupped through decades of purposeful use. The hand-sawn legs are mortised dire...

The top of this tough little work table is comprised of a single slab of oak, almost 4” thick and almost 4’ long, sectioned from the trunk with one end still following the line of th...

The base of this well-used work table consists of two trestle-style ends, each with a sturdy cross member on top and a similar piece at the bottom wit...

This lovely late nineteenth century three board pine table top is about 1.25” thick and has two cleats attached to its underside to keep the top nice and flat. They are notched in o...

This is a beautifully chopped and gnarled carpenter’s workbench. The trestle-style base is made of oak and is possibly of later construction. The uprights are hand-cut, through-ten...

This outstanding late nineteenth century pine table top was in need of a base. Made from three boards nearly 1.5” thick and reinforced with two hardwood cleats dovetailed into its un...

This oak workbench from circa 1920 combines craftsmanship, character, and functionality. The robust construction is crafted from solid oak and displays a beautiful, weathered patina ...

Circa. 1900 Primitive chopping block end tables, elm pegged legs and banding. Price is each   Set 1 L - Diam 32.5 x H78cm Set 1 R...