This handsome gateleg dining table is also known as an English wake table with drop leaves. The large oval shaped top has 2 drop leaves, so when closed it serves as a 23" deep console table. Metal "handle" were added underneath for ease of use.

This fascinating 6' table holds visual intrigue due to the carved wood and iron base. Notice the carved scalloped and curved details accented and supported by the wrought iron scroll work of the unique base.

Lovely lines accentuate the gustavian style of this Swedish console table. Note the fluted legs, dentil molding along the top trim and simple corner accents. The soft gray painted finish (newer) with faux marbling top fit the style well.

This delightful sideboard still maintains its original soft blue painted finish with floral and fruit painted panels. A monogram is seen over the top of the cabinet door while right side has a single drawer & is painted with floral pattern seen on front.

Handsome Spanish side table has a traditional carved lyre leg made in the unique shape of swan heads. Note date 1799 carved into the leg. The twisted wrought-iron stretchers add a wonderful contrast to the rich patina of the aged walnut.

Lovely pair of antique demi lune tables with perfectly tapered/fluted legs and lovely skirt with applied carved details adding a romantic touch. Finished with a (newer) gray distressed paint & soft blue faux marble top; the perfect compliment to their Swedish styling.

It is the knots, gnarls and old cracks that create the character in this rustic coffee table. The heft of the slab wood top draws one to it, but it is the deep gouges, marks, cracks and distress that make it so unique.

It is the raw, natural wood top that one finds intriguing in this rustic console table. It originally served as a work table, resulting in the appealing worn patina of the wood top due to the deep gouges, scrapes, stains and old cracks. 

This highly unusual coffee table is a special find. The heavily turned trestle base, wood pegs (vs nails), simple inlay in the single drawer and even the wood inlay repairs seen in the top all add to the unique appeal of this one of a kind table.

This impressive baroque farm table creates a strong presence after 200 years of use. Note the distinctive baroque legs, dovetail joints, wood pegs used as nails and metal reinforced ends. Restored and waxed, it is strong and ready to be used.

It is the delightful carving that catches ones eye in this large oak drop leaf table. The curvaceous base with cut out circle and tulips carved out at the ends are enchating. At almost 7' long, it invites one to sit and linger. 30" deep closed/53.5" deep open.

This delightful country Gustavian table with it's low stature would make a great side table or nightstand. The table has an off white/light blue painted finish with blue vein accent, which has been gently distressed thru years of use.

This large oval table rests on a trestle base with four sides, indicating it may have served as a work table in the early 1800's. It is pine, but was given a white painted finish fitting its Swedish roots at some point.

There is something inviting about the aged pine and heavy legs of this old library table from Denmark. Notice the heavy wear along the drawers and mis-matched pulls revealing its constant use as it likely served as work table as well

This table features tapered legs. a deep apron with two drawers, and applied carving to the front.

Antique oak dining tble from Denmark circa 1840-1860, with two carved drawers and turned legs.

 

This item is part of our “unrestored” collection. Our antiques arrive from Europe in warehouse condition. Before shipping or leaving our store, they all go through our professional

Large, freestanding five-drawer mahogany desk with elaborate marquetry inlay a

Beautiful English campaign style Desk with brass drawer pulls, brass casters and threaded legs that unscrew from the top. Constructed of elm, a mahogany colored finish has been applied to the wood.

 

This lovely and elegant French antique bureau plat or writing table has a variety of veneers with 3 working drawers.   The decorative brass ormalu and hardware is all original and create the "look" that made these French desks famous for their fashion around the world.
 

The natural wear seen on this French Maple Butcher's Block with 2 drawers came from the many years of use. Note the castors and slot to hold knives in the back of the heavy top.

This delightful antique pine coffee table has recently been given a white painted finish, adding to the European country charm of the piece. The single drawer and turned stretcher base add to the visual appeal, creating great impact in a small space.

Antique Swedish Pine Trestle Table, circa 1940.

 

What an amazing find! At over 9 1/2 feet long, this old work table has tremendous appeal thanks to the original green painted base and the stretchers supported by iron rods which give it an industrial edge. The entire table has been restored and gently sanded.

Antique Danish oak draw leaf table, circa 1880, with leaves that pull out from each end and carved legs supported by an H shaped stretcher.

Stunningly crafted round mahogany table with exquisitely carved Griffin base. The table does expand and will take leaves which could be custom made.

 

This classic pair of demilune tables are made of dark mahogany rest upon  turned legs.

Antique Danish renaissance Revival table made of oak, circa 1880. The heavily carved apron is flanked by applied masks at each corner while the carved bulbous legs are connected by a molded stretcher. This could be used as a small dining table or as a gentleman or lady's desk.

Antique Danish Baroque oak table, circa 1860-1880

 

This unique counter height table was custom-made using reclaimed maple boxcar flooring creating instant visual intrigue, those passing by will reach out to touch it. The distressed wood is a result of years of moving cargo through the train’s boxcars.

This antique Karl Johan birch side table from Sweden, circa 1850-1870 , features an oval top resting on a single turned

 

Antique oval birch side table from Sweden circa 1840-1860, with a turned pedestal resting on a tripod base or scrolled feet.