English pine serving table

The top of this English pine sideboard/serving table was faux patented circa 1980 to resemble Rojo Alicante marble. The legs are made of oak with exposed double peg construction and ...

The top of this table has weathered patina with shrinkage cracks in the cavities. There is exposed peg construction throughout. The top has 1 1/4 inch breadboard ends, each with thre...

This is an antique serving table. An English, pitch pine hall table with Pugin-esque ecclesiastical taste, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1880. Appealing table of generous proportion and Gothic overtones Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Pitch pine shows fine grain interest throughout Presents rich caramel hues beneath a wax polish finish Graced with a stout top, with a thickness of 4cm (1.5") Fascinating forms to the large base with buttress supports and shaped toes Corbel brackets sit above the front legs, accentuated with notch carvings to shoulders Standing upon distinctive shaped feet to front, with H-stretcher uniting the square section rear feet This is a distinctive and appealing antique jointed side table...

A mahogany and reclaimed oak veneered serving table, the galleried top and undertaker with a glass overlay, on spiral turned legs joined by an under tier fitted with two drawers, on ...

The top of this English painted serving table is mustard color with green and black bindings simulating ebony inlay on the tops, drawer fronts, legs, and sides. The drawer has the or...

The top of this English Hepplewhite serving table has a gallery on three sides, this would also make an excellent small writing table. There is som...