Kentucky - Tables

Not your ordinary drop-leaf table, this early 19th century cherry gate-leg, drop-leaf table was hand-planed and hand-turned to create a wonderful dining table that doubles as a conso...

This lovely example of early 19th century construction bears the creation of a cherry Sheraton side table. Created in the late 1700's to very early 180...

This gorgeous American Federal period table is a beautiful reflection of the early 1800's. With hand turned legs, unique irregular lines ...

A mahogany wake table of elegant oval shape with two drop leaves supported by one swing leg each side. Beautifully patinated top. Irish, circa 1760 and later. 18.5" Deep when closed

An oak drop leaf country table on tapering legs connected by plain H-stretchers. The plank top is cleated at each end. The apron is fitted with a drawer at each end. The brass knobs ...

There's something very unique about this early 1900's cutting/work table. Maybe it's the simplistically slim design. Or the unusual details seen in the thin brass rods that work smar...

This beautifully designed 19th century English flame mahogany lowboy side table is from the Georgian period and is quite the find for those looking for that delicate English piece to...

Classically designed for a diverse décor palette, this Councill Craftsman Chippendale Style Butler’s Tray Coffee Table has a beautiful scalloped gallery with butler tray handle openi...

This rare 19th century French hand-crafted pétrin table was originally constructed for the purpose of kneading, proving and storing bread dough. This part...

This rare tiger oak Butler's Tray with folding base, leather stand-straps and iron corners is a stunning example of smart functionality and beautiful design. This sturdy and uniquely...

This stunning late 19th century mahogany oval tilt top table has a beautiful and ornate satinwood fan inlay in the center with a thread inlay of the same wood bordering the edge. The...

This very early Irish Hunt Table is a rare and unique piece of history. Unlike many European hunt tables, this one is a smaller, more primitive rectangular table constructed with fun...

This c. 1760 English mahogany lowboy is a site for discriminating eyes in antique furniture. A stunning compact sized 18th century lowboy, dres...

This stunning 18th century tilt top table was beautifully crafted by, no-doubt, a very talented and creative cabinet maker of the late 170...

A mahogany dining table on tapered legs raised on brass casters. The table is comprised of two demilune ends and two leaves. The back legs of the ends swing to support the leaves whe...

A large 18th Century walnut center (or kitchen) table. The thick, two-board top has a striking grain to the timber. The three frieze drawers are fitted with wooden knob handles. The ...

This early 19th century French or Belgian continental, fold-over game table is mostly likely French Directoire to early Louis Philippe period. With a rare pull-out drawer leg suppo...

An English mahogany Pembroke table on a turned pedestal base. The well-figured mahogany top is rectangular with rounded corners and has a strip of inlaid banding all around. There is...

An oak lowboy standing on four angular cabriole legs ending in pointed slipper feet. The three drawers are arranged above an arched shaped apron and all three retain the original bra...

A Regency period pollard oak center table. The top is book-match veneered, cross-banded and inlaid with ebonized stringing. With a wreathed brass molding along the bottom edge. The t...

Beautiful square rosewood coffee table from the 1950s-1960s. Square tube chrome legs. Provenance: it had been styled seamlessly next to a Milo Baughman rosewood case sofa, also wi...

Custom-made copper butterfly inlays interlock book-matched Chilean Mesquite atop a solid patina copper base. Honoring the South American origins of C...

A mahogany architect's/Pembroke table with drop leaves, an adjustable reading/writing slope, and a slide-out, baize-lined writing surface also with an adjustable reading/writing slop...

A 'Chinese Chippendale' period Pembroke table on bamboo-turned cluster legs. The well-figured mahogany top is outlined with a fine strip of checkered and feather banding. There is a ...

A Charles II period oak side (or serving) table with paneled front rail. The two center panels of this rail have a raised prism-shape at the center while the two end panels have a sm...

Custom-made solid brass butterfly inlays interlock book-matched Sonoran Mesquite atop a solid brass base. Indigenous to the southwest Sonoran Desert, the Sonoran Mesquite has a life...

For the discerning eye, this table/desk is an amazing example of beautiful English Chippendale design with exemplary 19th century craftsmanship. From ornately hand carved cabriole le...

A rustic "cheese-top" cricket table, so named because of the top's resemblance to a wheel of cheese. The 2.25 inch thick top is lathe-turned to have a dished rim and incised lines ar...

A round parquetry table with inlaid starburst pattern to the top in a variety of contrasting woods. The turned column support is also inlaid. The shaped legs inlaid with a feather-ba...

This stunning little table is a must have for those looking for a touch of unique old world craftsmanship with that right amount of rich wood and fabulous marble. This exceptional piece boasts a turned and carved single column support that finishes with intricately carved cabriole legs. The marble is a beautiful combination of warm grays and creams with tight circular type of patterns in the stone. Supporting the marble top is a solid walnut frame finished with a simple wave scalloped...

If you're a lover of the true primitive, right down to the paint and peg joints, this might be of great interest to you. This very early farm work table is a true work of primitive u...

A Chippendale period mahogany card table with serpentine-shaped top. Raised on four cabriole legs which are crisply carved with acanthus leaf motif on the knees and ending in ball an...

An early rosewood center table standing on bold barley twist legs ending in bun feet. The top is cross-banded and quarter-veneered in rosewood with a...

This stunning Kentucky hand-crafted walnut table is perhaps the most perfectly crafted and finished piece of furniture we’ve laid hands on. Every inch, exposed and otherwise are beau...

A George IV period mahogany sofa or breakfast table attributed to Dublin maker Williams and Gibton. The rectangular, tilting top has rounded corners and a thick, double-molded edge. ...

An 18th Century scagliola table top featuring a multi-color foliate pattern populated with birds including a parrot at the center. The top has been repaired and is now reinforced wit...

A dynamic structure with a unique expression; White Oak planks expertly joined creating a seamless waterfall effect for the tabletop and legs. With this special table, Michael Madley makes a virtue of the heritage and inner secrets of the white oak tree. The 150 to 200 year old oak trees tell a very special story. The hard winters, dry summers, storm and wind they have lived through leave traces seen in the annual rings, knots, and natural texture. This texture is expertly preserved and locked with White Oak butterfly joints and custom-blended Michael Madley Naked Oil...

A substantial, single slab of Ginkgo Biloba both simultaneously waterfalls while being supported with a singular, solid brass base. Custom-made Mexican P...

A country tripod table with lots of character and charm. The top is veneered in two pieces of beautifully figured burr oak. The top is supported by an elaborately turned stem that is...

This clean lined, contoured-edge Bastogne walnut slab features a stunning array of detail and craftsmanship. Beginning with a hand-selected single slab...

A George III period oak lowboy on four well-shaped cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Composed of two short drawers over one long drawer all over a shaped apron. Good proportions, str...

An unusual lowboy raised on four cabriole legs ending in hoof feet. The shaped top is veneered in a mesmerizing pattern of kingwood strips. Kingwood was often utilized in strips, bec...

Custom-made solid brass butterfly inlays interlock book-matched Chilean Mesquite atop a solid bronze base. Honoring the South American origins of Chile...

A substantial, thick slab of Canadian Red Oak atop a cold-rolled steel base showcases the clean lines and minimal design of this dining or conference table. Featuring hand-crafted Re...

Highly figured eucalyptus microtheca book match set joined by solid brass bowtie keys with eighth-inch reveal creates a clean line amongst the live edge piece. Designed and hand-craf...

A bird's eye view of a desert river, reimagined as functional art. Spalted maple from the Atlantic coast in a unique combination; hand-cut inlaid pacifica blue glass and custom solid copper bowtie keys both divide the glass and join together the two pieces of maple. Completed with bespoke steel frame to complete this one-of-a-kind river table...

Custom-made solid steel butterfly inlays interlock book-matched White Oak atop a solid cold-rolled flat bar steel base. Honoring the North American origins of White Oak; a large, tall, imposing tree with wide spreading branches forming a distinctive and beautiful canopy. This unique table perfectly captures White Oak's fine grain pattern, understated figure, and light color. Finished in custom-blended Michael Madley Naked Oil...