We carry a wide array of quality antique and vintage dining tables. Find the perfect antique furniture for your home.
Pair of antique English Regency-style mahogany armchairs. Circa 1840. Classic lines and solidly constructed – ideal for everyday use. 20.5″ Wide x 21″ Deep x 34″ Tall x 19′ Floor-to-Seat.
Antique Empire-style mahogany sideboard with columns and marble top. Circa 1910. With lovely brass accents, the marble enhances the richness of the mahogany patina. To see our other sideboards, click
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Antique French solid oak trestle table. Circa 1950. Top is almost a full two inches thick. To see our other trestle tables, click here 67″ Wide x 30.5″ Deep x
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A triple-pedestal, solid mahogany, English dining table, consisting of three table sections and two leafs which can be clipped between them. Circa 1910. Very impressive piece that can seat up
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Large French solid oak trestle table. Circa 1900. Heavy plank top (3″ thick!) with original butterfly joints. Base consists of two massive, turned pedestals. To see our other country tables,
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Antique 18th Century trestle table with re-purposed Versailles-style inverted parquet flooring, and a glass top. A real conversation piece for your home. Seats 8. For more dining tables, click here
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Antique Louis XV-style drawleaf table, a matching piece to FZ-996A, Louis XV-style sideboard. Circa 1930. For more dining tables, click here 58″ Long x 39″ Deep x 30″ Tall +
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Antique set of 4 chairs & 2 armchairs, in the French “Os de Mouton” style. Highly decorative and waiting for your design eye to re-cover. France, Circa 1930. Price is
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Beautifully carved antique set of 6 Queen Anne chairs, with original pop-out leather seats for easy re-covering. Lovely carving and patina on these pieces. 21″ Wide x 21″ Deep x
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Antique 19th Century pine Harvest table. A nice big and sturdy farm table with beautiful colour, turned tapering legs, and pegged mortise and tenon joinery. Seats 8 comfortably. Just in
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Antique Queen Anne drawleaf table with beautiful patina, and lovely easy-to-manage scale. Mid-Century, Circa 1950. 34.5″ Wide x 54.5″ Deep x 30″ Tall + 2 19.5″ Drawleaves.
Beautifully detailed set of eight dining room chairs with hand-tooled leather, in exceptional original condition. Chairs are solid walnut and larger in scale than most similar chairs. The overall condition
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Vintage set of 6 French cherrywood chairs, from Paris. In beautiful original condition with lovely colour, patina, and ebonized trim, in the Directoire style. 20th Century production. To see other
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Lovely patina on this older oak French trestle table with one end drawer and one end cutting board. 19th Century. To see our other dining and kitchen tables, click here
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Beautiful patina and colour on this 19th Century French fruitwood farm table with draw-leaves, a drawer and a cutting board. To view our other dining tables, click here 65″ Long
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A sturdy set of oak rush-seat French ladderback chairs. Removable ‘drop-in’ seats to allow for re-gluing of chairs if required in the future and the potential for changing to upholstered
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An antique English tilt-top breakfast table of unusually-narrow proportions, the top comprised of solid Cuban mahogany with inlaid ebony stringing, standing on a pedestal base with out-swept ‘sabre’ legs, terminating
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At nine feet long, this is an unusually-large and fine-quality ‘refectory’ or trestle table, English-made and solid white oak throughout. Although the quality of construction and patina suggest an older
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A solid oak French country table with cabriole legs, scrolled feet, and a carved and shaped apron. Circa 1900. To see our other dining tables, click here 58″ Wide x
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Antique English solid mahogany extending dining table with two leafs. Brass crank-handle used to extend and contract the piece. Circa 1880. Beautiful finish and sturdy, finely-carved legs. For more dining
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