Folk Art Tables

Exceptional Swedish 'Hednabord' Table early 1800 century 'Hednabord' is one of the earliest types of freestanding tables made in Sweden. This rustic, primitive style of table-making...

Antique American wood spool table in the most beautifully aged original worn dry white painted surface. Measures 24" h x 24" w x 16" d and 15" h x 16" w x 12" d to floating half shel...

A beautiful 19th century cricket table with a generous thick pine top and a fruit wood base. Beneath a symmetrical cupids bow frieze and raised on gently chamfered square section bl...

This is a piece of Folk Art. It may be more of a sculpture than a side table. This table was made to depict a whimsical styled cat. The head and legs are attached by mortise and teno...

American Folk Art Jack Daniel's Barrel-Top and Cypress Root Table, Circa 1960s A striking example of mid-20th-century American folk art furniture, this one-of-a-kind table combines ...

Unusual antique Swedish Kurbits drop-leaf table hand-printed in the Classic Folk Art tradition of mid Sweden, circa late 19th century. The 4 turned legs are in country style and t...

Northern Swedish small folk art table from around 1850. The table is painted pine with the original first layer of paint that has the authentic patina of time. The paint has also bec...

Folk art country table from northern Sweden made around 1820 to 1840 in pine. The table is an authentic Swedish country antique in untouched original condition. The faux paint is ori...

18th Century Swedish antique rustic Folk Art Trestle table from Örnsköldsvik Ångermanland, Northern Sweden. A very charming small and genuine table with a...

Handmade folk art table from northern Sweden made around the mid 1800s, circa 1840. The table is made by hand and is in untouched original condition with the original first paint. Th...

Early 19th Century Folk Art Gustavian table. From Halsingland, Sweden. In original blue paint. Circa 1840.

Exceptional, Swedish, 19th century, allmoge oversized round étagère or plant stand with wonderfully hand-carved base, origin: Sweden, circa 1820 - 1840

Mid-Century French Folk Art Painted Beechwood Table, France, 1960s A joyful expression of color and craftsmanship, this mid-century folk art table hails from France and dates to the...

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...

This antique Folk Art pyro decorated two tiered table is unsigned, but presumed to have been made in the United States in approximately 1900 i...

Trestle table dining table made during the 18th century in Sweden. Repainted in a distressed dark brown finish. Seats 6 comfortably with 2 extra seats on the short ends.

This fine hand made oval farm table is in original cream painted surface and square nail construction.The scrub or unpainted top is all original with a fine patina. The fact that thi...

Small charming country table from northern Sweden. The table is a genuine folk art furniture from around 1850. It is made by hand in solid pine. The table is in untouched condition ,...

Set a top turned pedestal base with a starburst inlay design, the stand includes a single drawer for storage and a top fitted with two removable pressed glass ashtrays surrounded by ...

South East Asian brown lacquered wood gilded temple square low table stand. Burmese, Myanmar stand with curved legs decorated with green and clear glass mirrors overlaid. Uses in temples as stand for deities statues...