English Renaissance Style Wood Dining / Conference Table
Located in Queens, NY
English Renaissance-style (20th century) oak refectory dining/conference table with a rectangular top featuring an inlaid border around the table top edge, resting on 6 turned legs c...
Wood, Oak
Vintage Hand Carved Extendable Dining Table
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
This magnificent refectory-style dining table is a masterclass in traditional European craftsmanship. Featuring a robust architectural presence, the table is distinguished by its int...
Mahogany
Elizabethan Style Dinning Table
Located in London, Park Royal
An oak trestle table in Elizabethan style, early 20th century; the rectangular top on twin knopped, lobed, foliate carved and waisted cup-and-cover supports; on trestles linked by a ...
Oak
Italian Renaissance Style Extension Dining Table
Located in Westwood, NJ
Italian Renaissance style Jupe extension dining table. A reclaimed oak and chestnut burl restored circular extending dining table, the segmented top opening to reveal six self-storin...
Wood
Dutch Renaissance Style Stained Oak Table, circa 1680
Located in Casteren, NL
This beautiful renaissance table is made in the finest quality solid European summer oak in the Netherlands around 1680 It is a typical dutch renaissance table (so called bolpoottafe...
Oak
$10,002
H 31.5 in W 66.93 in D 33.47 in
17th Century important Renaissance Italian Table in solid oak wood
Located in Vigonza, Padua
Code: FS88 17th Century Important Renaissance table with turned legs, all in solid oak wood
Oak
English Victorian Renaissance Revival Oak Dining Table
Located in Queens, NY
English Victorian Renaissance Revival (2nd Half of 19th Century) dark stained oak extension dining table with carved bulbous legs and apron. (4 leaves 19.5 inches each, 2 leaves 10.5...
Oak
Renaissance Monastery Table - 16th Century
Located in Brussels, Brussels
Superb and rare Renaissance period oak monastery table from the Flanders Unique museum quality table with a superb top that has an extraordinary patina. Its 5cm thick top gives it a...
Oak
French Provincial Refectory Table
Located in Westwood, NJ
Measuring 84 inches in width, 41 inches in depth, and 30 inches in height, this table stands as a timeless centerpiece in any dining area. Crafted with a driftwood traditional finis...
Wood
16th Century Elizabethan Oak Center or Dining Table
Located in Troy, NY
Late Elizabethan 16th Century Oak dining, center, or library-table of stately elegance and superb proportions and design. The four-board top with narr...
Oak
Vintage Spanish Renaissance Dining Table
Located in Dallas, TX
Vintage Spanish Renaissance Dining Table recalls the glory years of the Renaissance, with exuberantly carved leg supports on each side in the shape of a complex lyre form, situated a...
Wrought Iron
18th Century Dutch Center Table ~ Library Table
Located in Dallas, TX
18th century Dutch center table ~ library table reflects generations of traditional woodcraft for which the Dutch have been famous for many centuries! This example features a typical...
Oak
18th Century Dutch End Table ~ Center Table
Located in Dallas, TX
18th Century Dutch End Table ~ Center Table is a testament to the artisans of a bygone era! Utilizing indigenous old-growth oak, the craftsmen created this beauty from solid planks ...
Brass
19th Century English Jacobean End Table
Located in Dallas, TX
19th Century English Jacobean End Table was hand-crafted by able artisans from indigenous old-growth oak, and features a solid plank top supported by solid plank aprons connected on each corner with the top of four beautifully turned legs. It would be fascinating to see how the legs were turned using tools...
Oak
French Louis XVI Style Walnut Dining Table with Parquetry Top
Located in Dallas, TX
French Louis XVI Style Walnut Dining Table with Parquetry Top is beautifully proportioned dining table inspired by the refined symmetry of the Louis XVI tradition, and crafted in ric...
Walnut
Early 19th Century Antique English Oak Gateleg Dining Table
Located in Dallas, TX
Few forms of English furniture have remained as useful and recognizable as the gateleg table. Developed in England during the 17th century, the design answered a practical need withi...
Oak