Maple Tables

19th Century American Sheraton Tiger Maple Drop Leaf Dining Table Spectacular tiger maple drop leaf dining table in American Sheraton style. The top has two hinged leaves above a st...

Mid-century modern dining table with 'X' style trestle base. Simple and handsome design with two 12" leaves that extend the table to seven feet. Please confirm location NY or NJ

With an open metal foundation, our Beso table is a unique expression of contemporary forms and negative space. This basketball game is handcrafted by our master artisans with a recta...

Desk or table by Gerald McCabe for Eon Furniture. The maple table, features soft rounded sides with finger joinery detailing at the edges. The table is supported by four inlayed rect...

Paul McCobb Mid-Century Modern dining table. A stunning table designed by Paul McCobb for his Planner Group line for Winchendon Furniture featuring a sleek midcentury design, a uniqu...

Planner Group drop-leaf dining table designed in 1950s by Paul McCobb for Winchendon, USA. Solid maple wood with two leaves that can be used interchangeably. Signed.

This contemporary, minimal wooden coffee table features a hardwood top and solid brass legs with our signature tenon detail and precision machined leveling feet. Shown here with a w...

The Roslin coffee table features solid wood ribbing and table top / low VOC acrylic finish / sustainably sourced leather wrapped ribs Lead Times 10-14 weeks Customizations availab...

Large La Luna table by Kenneth Cobonpue Materials: Rattan, high-pressure laminate, maple. Also available in other colors. Dimensions: diameter 80 cm x height 46 cm La Luna’s ...

The unique Linley World Map table is hand-crafted by our specialist craftsmen in the UK using over 40 individually selected veneers. The main body of the table is created out of stained Fulbeck walnut in a high gloss finish. The base features elegant nickel stringing. The table’s inlay is a combination of ripple sycamore...

A 19th Federal Style Birdseye Maple and maple Single Drawer Work Table. Measuring 6.5" in diameter and 28.5" in height.

Made of solid American hardwoods, the Pilar Coffee, Occasional and End Tables provide both functionality and character in spaces such as a living room or hotel/office lobbies. With the ability to work in clusters or by themselves, they serve a wide range of demands, from accent to statement pieces. Apart from the standard colors, they can be made in a range of customized colors to stay in line...

Art Deco table with clean, rational lines. The rosewood base gives way on the front to green aniline-stained maple. The top is made of rosewood feather laid open. The piece showcases...

Our Kirby Coffee table features all mortise and tenon construction with soft hand rounded edge work. A hand woven leather parcel shelf is integrated into each one and designed to be ...

“Grace” is more than a console — it is a poetic translation of equilibrium, musicality, and material innovation. Designed by Ivan Paradisi, this console achieves harmony through its ...

This stunning vintage modern maple coffee table features a rectangular top with splayed and tapered legs underneath. A stylish design by Paul McCo...

An interest in early forms of architecture has profoundly influenced Nick Ross’ approach to design. The way in which humans have arranged stones and other materials to construct stru...

A fine quality New Hampshire bench made country Hepplewhite style dining table in tiger maple with breadboard end top, shaped skirt, an...

An American Classical mid Century Heirloom Maple Extension Breakfast Table by Rockport. Solid maple throughout. Measures 58" in width with the 12" ext...

Indulge in the timeless elegance of this late Biedermeier Salon or Dining Table, originating from South Germany and dating back to 1830-40. Crafted with w...

The "COBRA" nightstand is the first piece from a new line of furniture inspired by the undulating movement of a cobra, a snake that was worshipped in ancient Egypt as a symbol of roy...

Ash root on solid beech. On strongly curved, over corner standing legs, connected by slightly intervening intermediate compartment. Outstanding saber-sha...

Pair of Original Art Deco Starburst End Tables Composed of alternating Natural and Blackened Maple By renowned British classicist and designer Philip Hooper Sourced by Martyn Lawrenc...

Rare Midcentury bar cart #1250 designed by Paul McCobb for planner group collection, circa 1950. Featuring one drawer and 2 fold down leaves. Original Wax mark on bottom. Fully Ope...

In chrome, the Kors pool table is a superior example of contrasting geometric forms. This table features an angular base that highlights the beauty of negative space from the front v...

Blonde color wood table with two extensions. Designed by George Nelson with two gate legs on each side that swing out to hold the top sturdy. Table goes from 18" when closed to over...

The Madeleine line elegantly expresses the encounter between classic styles and clean, contemporary lines. The sophistication and sensuality of the furniture are expressed in a lumin...

Maple round table #1 sculpted by John Eric Byers Dimensions: 20” x 18” x 18 in Materials: carved lacquered maple All works are individually handmade to order. John Eric Byers...

An exceptional Italian Provincial maple extension harvest dining table By Baker Furniture, "Milling Road Collection" Italy, 1990s Measures: 70"W x 42"D x 31"H. Extends up to...

Wallpaper-covered waterfall console table with clean, unembellished lines that suit a wide range of interiors. The simple waterfall form creates a strong architectural profile, makin...

A pair of veneered maple console tables. In very good condition, these light tables have a very minimal yet art deco presence, and have survived in remarkable condition.

This stunning modernist 57" diameter dining table with a three leg swirl base in white lacquer and back painted glass in Jamaican Aqua feels like a fresh water pond in the Bahamas. S...

Paul Frankl, a renowned American designer of the 20th century, crafted a timeless masterpiece in collaboration with Johnson Furniture Company—a kidney-shaped desk that blends functio...

In chrome, the Kors poker table is a superior example of contrasting geometric forms. This table features an angular base that highlights the beauty of negative space from the front ...

Attributed to Gustavo & Vito Latis, desk with a return, mahogany, maple, formica, Italy, circa 1960 Made in Italy, this writing desk with return is a testament to the design eth...

Cove table in vividly spalted Eastern Maple. Crafted from a book-matched pair of slabs, this one-of-a-kind table is covered in organic details and artfully 'patched' with over a hund...

Belgian art deco work circa 1930, art deco gueridon period in walnut and maple veneer. varnish to redo

A beautiful Italian Provincial Louis XV style console or entry table By Baker Furniture, "Milling Road" Collection Italy, Late 20th Century Carved maple, with original brass hardw...

A large and impressive 20th century coffee table in maple and brass. Featuring edges faced in brass and table top with inset rock crystal also edged in brass.

Ash and steam bent maple combine with sweeps and curves in this contemporary console table. Each movement is balanced against the next until the composition is balanced. The wall is ...

Made of solid American hardwoods, the Pilar Coffee, Occasional and End Tables provide both functionality and character in spaces such as a living room or hotel/office lobbies...

The Ynez Round Dining Table is handmade locally in Los Angeles, California. The solid wood maple top is joined and cut to size featuring a demi bullnose edge that runs along the unde...

Please message us with your zip code to request a more reasonable domestic U.S. shipping quote. Antique American Federal Tiger Maple Narrow Drop Leaf Breakfast Dining Table with Stu...

Juno Round Dining Table by Laylo Studio Dimensions: D 106.7 x H 75 cm. Materials: Blackened steel, oxidized maple. LAYLO is the practice of Sam and Lydia Link. Founded with the int...

American Mid-Century rectangular coffee / cocktail table with a tobacco brown maple top resting on a wrought iron base. (PAUL MCCOBB) (Available in blond maple: DUF0084) Damage to ...

Country French console table by Milling Road a division of Baker Furniture. Finely crafted of maple in Italy and featuring a heavily distressed finish, givin...

Kravet Furniture demilune console table. Features a tri tiered demilune form made from maple with inlaid border. The table surfaces have a matchbook veneer pattern showcasing a a bea...

Two hand-sculpted legs bestow a sense of classic style upon the Baluster craps table in white. This luxury game table features a smooth a casino-grade top perched upon two wide balus...

Pilar credenza by INDO- One of a kind Dimensions: D 182.9, W 45.7, H76.2cm Materials: Maple, Crema Marfil Marble top. Finish: Celadon green ombre. Different dimensions available. A...

Pair of mid 20th century Italian Art Deco maple side tables. Creates a very sleek look! Gorgeous! Circa 1970 23w x 25h

A pair of maple and black-lacquered wood side table or nightstands designed and produced in the US, c. 1950s. Minor scratches to top surface. Wear consistent with age and use. Ove...

Samurai hall console by Anthony Kahn. Pacific quilted maple, Bubinga, and Wenge.

A sleek and stylish Mid-Century Modern solid maple low coffee table or cocktail table By Paul McCobb for Winchendon Furniture, "Planner Group" USA, 1950s Measures: 36"W x 18"D x 1...

Minimalist design meets opulent elegance in the Trestle air hockey table. Detailed with a professional surface for endless game play, this contemporary table is expertly crafted. Squ...

Made of solid American hardwoods, the Pilar Coffee, Occasional and End Tables provide both functionality and character in spaces such as a living room or hotel/office lobbies...

Designed with the aim to find the perfect balance between clean lines and warm texture. Consisting of 5 rounded, 50 mm thick slats with bird’s eye maple veneer, the dining or coffee ...

An open, arched base balances beautifully against the hard edges of the rectangular surface top, making the Zenith air hockey table in black with red a striking juxtaposition of mode...

Do you like contrasts? I think that life is made up of contrasts. Cold and heat, thirst and satiety, poverty and abundance, difficult circumstances and victory over them. This table ...

The Enzo table tennis table is Inspired by the aerodynamic angles of top-of-the-line European vehicles. Designed with sleek, V-shaped lines and a thoughtful use of negative space, th...

Pair of American Folk Art Inlaid Lyre-Form Tables, circa 1900 This refined and visually striking pair of American Folk Art lyre-form tables, dating to circa 1900, exemplifies the enduring appeal of neoclassical motifs interpreted through regional American craftsmanship. While inspired by earlier Federal-era forms, these tables reflect a later, turn-of-the-century folk tradition in which classical vocabulary was adapted with expressive freedom, bold surface patterning, and honest handwork. Each table is centered by a sculptural lyre-shaped pedestal, a form rooted in ancient Greek symbolism and long associated with harmony, culture, and refinement. In American decorative arts, the lyre endured well into the late 19th century as a familiar emblem of musical and intellectual aspiration. Here, the motif is rendered with subtly varied contours and hand-shaped transitions, characteristic of small-shop or regional cabinetmaking rather than factory production. The circular tops are richly ornamented with radial parquetry and marquetry inlay, arranged in dynamic starburst and chevron patterns. The inlay is composed of contrasting domestic hardwoods—likely walnut, maple, cherry, and possibly birch—cut into small geometric blocks and carefully assembled to create a vivid sense of movement and depth. The central star motif serves both a decorative and symbolic function, traditionally associated with order, guidance, and craftsmanship, and was especially popular in American inlaid furniture around the turn of the century. Unlike earlier, more pictorial Federal inlay...