Recognized Dealers Farm Tables

Good mid 19th century English dairy table or work table as found in a Victorian kitchen having well-scrubbed sycamore top over three long drawers w...

Large 19th century Italian provincial / country pine wood table with one drawer. ca 1850 - 90, Italy.

An early 18th century oak tavern table in elm and oak having three plank top with breadboard ends with a scrubbed patina over trestle ends joined by a wide upright stretcher with a s...

19th century Swedish provincial twin stretcher trestle table. Great patination & proportions with the unusually large depth. Ca 1820, Sweden.

An exceptionally beautiful farm house table from the Tyrolean region of Austria in fruitwood with the rich patina of age acquired from its 250 year history! A multipurpose table, it would have served as a dining table as well as a table used in the preparation of food. Utensils and bread would have been stored in its deep and long drawers, which are decorated with small etched field flowers on the fronts. The box stretcher would have provided a footrest in addition to rendering the table stronger. Offers pegged construction, dovetailed drawers and original wooden pulls. This Alpine table...

Bistro table from France with a metal base that has the original white paint and patina. The top is planks of solid wood. This piece is elegant and in very nice vintage condition wit...

A charming late 19th century country farmhouse table crafted entirely from solid pine. This versatile piece features two folding leaves, allowing it to transform effortlessly from a ...

Fantastic fruitwood farm table of large and useful size, having nicely worn six plank top with pleasing grain, over shaped apron with two drawers and standing on square tapered legs,...

An X-frame English pub table in pine, the trestle base with chamfered legs and original iron stretcher, and the scrubbed top with breadboard ends and through...

An English vernacular trestle table circa 1730 with extraordinary wide oak board top joined by breadboard edges over shaped and reinforced trestles with naively carved paw feet, the ...

An attractive French cherrywood farm table, the plank top above a scalloped apron, one end fitted with a single drawer, the other with a concealed breadboard, all supported on elegan...

An extendable limed oak dining table. At its longest (as pictured) it is 89" long, and collapsed 44.5". Guillerme placed equal emphasis on fu...

Important 17th Century French Oak Long Dining Table on Triple Trestle Pedestal joined by a single central stretcher. This Stunning 16 foot long table can be taken apart, the top ...

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 ...

A large Swiss dining table with a planked top above a straight apron standing on canted and shaped trestle ends joined by a tie bar support. Notable for its graffiti carvings to th...

The bench is an inclusive piece of furniture that gathers, and is defined by a furniture where several people can sit down at the same time. The bench is overall unpretentious, but inviting and gives an instinctive opportunity to sit down and interact closely. With Evonne we get to know each other over a glass of freshly brewed beer and a pot-full of simple, well-prepared farmer’s stew. The introduction of Evonne concludes our half-timbered-inspired series consisting of the Thibault dining chair...

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 ...

The overhanging rectangular top with broad crossbanding, over a deep frieze; raised on cabriole legs. With deep, rich color.

Stamped "Marolles." Edition of 20 Jean Touret moved to Pezay, a rural area near Marolles, in 1946. While there, he became highly conscious of the uncertainty that Industrial development would bring to the future of the local craftsmen. Believing strongly in the value of the artisan...