Early Antique Tiger Oak Side or Parlor Table with Turned Legs - Early 1900s

A stunning example of early American mission-style furniture. This piece is created from Tiger Oak and features three low drawers with a locking mechanism. The top is solid oak often...

A rustic early American iron and glass accent table. This table was taken from the estate of an Oklahoma oilman in Tulsa Oklahoma. His estate is located next door to the Belvedere House in Downtown Tulsa. The home in itself is a historical home. We were very excited to get ahold of a piece that was part of the original interior. The rectangular table is made up of distressed iron legs, and glass at the top. Tables like this were often created by ranch hands living on the properties. It is unknown if this was created in this manner, or if it was a purchase from a shop. Either way, it is a wonderful piece that was very well made. We love the idea of using this table on a front porch, garden or patio. Perhaps a patio that has black and white checkered tile...

A stunning tiger oak wood dresser with an oval mirror. Sourced from an estate in Kansas, this gorgeous wood piece has fabulous grain. The piece could be used as a dresser, dressing t...

A beautiful pair of antique carved wood chairs with rolled arms and plaid upholstered seats. This set features carved wood bases with stylize...

An early 18th century oak table originating in Europe. With beautifully turned legs connected by a stretcher, boarded top and single drawer with...

An early 1900s American Classical Oak Parlor Table with Turned Legs. Measures 16 inches square and stand 29 inches tall.

A very well made Oak Tavern Table with peg construction, turned supports and stretcher base. With a smooth time-softened hand, solid construction and great age patina. Dimensions: ...

An American rustic pine log table from the early 20th century, with straight legs and side stretchers. Made in the USA during the early years of the 20th century, this pine log table...