Welsh Serving Tables

circa 1880 19thC Welsh Pine Post Office Sorting Counter/ Table with original cast iron foot brackets in place. Provenance: Post Office - Abers...

19th Century English Regency mahogany serving table.  This table is of high regency form. It has an inverted breakfront outline, the two ends set forward from the centre. At the fro...

A 19th century American maple butcher's table with a beautiful well-worn finish only 100+ years of use can bestow. The table is perfect as a console table under a painting, in your e...

19th century pine harvest table made in the English region of Lancashire. The top is made up of planks and follows down to a scalloped apron with three drawers in the front, supporte...

Nearly 10' in length, this Industrial work table will make a wonderful kitchen island, serving table or counter area. Originally a woodworkers workbench...

Mahogany folding butlers tray on stand tray has four folding sides with inset brass hinges. Supported on folding stand with decorative turned supports. The dimensions are with the ...

A handsome and substantial early 19th-century bleached oak refectory table.  Displaying a wonderfully mellow, timeworn surface and rich character acquired over nearly two centuries of use. The thick plank top, with softly rounded corners and beautifully figured oak grain, sits above a simple frieze and is raised on four striking Gothic Revival-inspired legs. The boldly carved legs exhibit the architectural influence popular during the early Victorian Gothic movement, with faceted and chamfered detailing, stepped collars, and stylised tracery-like ornament, lending the piece a strong ecclesiastical presence. Their robust construction provides both visual weight and excellent stability.  The table has been sympathetically bleached, highlighting the natural beauty of the oak while retaining its historic texture, patina, and signs of age. The restrained design allows the dramatic Gothic supports to take centre stage, creating a piece that is both functional and highly decorative. A versatile and impressive antique table, equally suited as a dining table, centre table, console, or kitchen island, combining the warmth of country oak furniture...

This is a Canterbury or bookcase or 3-stage display or server made in England, circa 1870. The piece is made of Kashmir walnut (the finest cut of Burr Walnut). There is a pierced bra...

This is an amazing French work table that has an absolutely gorgeous finish, lovely turned legs, with amazing age and patina on the tabletop. It would make for a great freestanding s...

Restored mahogany coach table with X frame legs and center stretcher. Serving table that folds in the middle for easy storage. Originally that wou...

Very attractive 19th century English oak trestle table that could be used as a console, serving, hall or even dining table. With two thick plank top, this table dates to the 1840s.

An elegantly proportioned 19th Century French serving table. In walnut and featuring a single plank top, with wrought iron metalwork on the underside.  All in excellent condition h...

19th century mahogany marquetry serving table with four folding panels. France, circa 1890.

A 19th century rafraichissoir table with gilt and ebonized swan supports. Mahogany, circa 1845. France.

Large 19th Century English painted serving or work table.  Retaining its original painted patina, on wooden wheels. This is unusual but it allows the table to be manoeuvred forwards...