Lynx Hollow Antiques Dining Room Tables

A rare, magnificent, and well documented French double pedestal dining table by iconic luxury Parisian design house Maison Jansen. Paris, France, circa 1940 This dining table was ...

Embodying sophisticated elegance and sleek aesthetic, we present this spectacular Italian modernist Carlo Mollino (1905-1973) design dining table. After the important original circa ...

A magnificent original hand painted late 18th / early 19th century Italian refectory table. Italy, circa 1800, this one of a kind masterpiece executed in a rare and most impressive...

An impressive authentic antique European Neoclassical style carved walnut table. circa 1900 France, late 19th / early 20th century, executed in timeless ancient Greco Roman taste, h...

A stunning modern late 20th century stainless steel and smoked glass dining table. Made by Brueton New York in 1988*, the clean-lined American modernist table with a smoked rectangular glass top raised on a polished stainless steel base with straight legs. Comfortably seats eight. The P Series high table (attrib) represents a high quality metal reinterpretation of the classic Parsons table. Impeccably crafted into a seamless unit, with stunning aesthetics and ideal proportions. Provenance / Acquisition: Property from an internationally recognized Raleigh, North Carolina interior designer. *The table made by Brueton New York in 1988 oral provenance. Acquired from highly reputable auction house Black Rock Galleries, based out of Greenwich, Connecticut. Raleigh NC...

A fabulous French Art Deco period dining table in rare highly sought-after cerused oak. circa 1920s/1930s Hand-crafted in France in the early 20th century, high quality, most like...

A scarce midcentury Italian modernist center table attributed to legendary designer Osvaldo Borsani (Italy, 1911-1985), circa 1950s. Featuring an octagonal rosewood and maple parque...

A magnificent custom made hand carved distressed painted cream rustic modern farm house chic round high-top dining table (bar counter height / pub height) by American maker Paradigm ...

An elegant country French Louis XV style carved oak expandable dining table from the early/mid 20th century. This Louis XV draw-leaf table features two pullout leaves that rest und...

A Mid-Century Modern dining / center table, Italy, circa 1960s, having a laminate octagonal tabletop, rising on an iron pedestal base, accompanied by a pair of angular leaves. Attrib...

A striking natural live edge wooden slab table. The three-inch thick shaped tree slice features attractive ash coloring and warm tones, richly figured grain patterns, highly desirable spalted details, bow-tie inlays, and tons of unique character and charm, mounted on a sturdy industrial minimalist painted black steel base. American, late 20th / early 21st century. Dimensions (approx): 29.5" High, 60" Long, 36" Wide at longer end/25.25" Wide at narrower end Versatile: As warm and attractive as it is functional, having the ideal size and proportions for a variety of different uses, including as a six to eight person dining table...

An antique turn of the century American oak extension split-pedestal dining table. Circa 1900. Having a round top over a beaded skirt, rising on a cylindrical pedestal, four stylized...

A stunning, fine quality vintage French gilt bronze ormolu mounted marquetry inlaid rosewood extension dining table by J.P. Ehalt. Exquisitely handcrafted using only the finest materials and highest level of craftsmanship, the mid-century antique reproduction lavishly finished in Neoclassical Louis XVI taste, having an extensively inlaid oval shaped top, richly decorated marquetry at the center features intricate floral motif, wonderfully designed and exceptionally executed built-in hide-a-way extension leaves that rest under the table in the manner of Maison Jansen, sliding out to extend the length of the table from 72 to 107 inches. The frieze luxuriously decorated with gilt bronze mounted running ornamentation with beaded trim, accented by stylized foliate gilded bronze embellishments, above fluted tapered legs. Signed J.P. Ehalt (Jean-Pierre Ehalt) Circa 1960s; France JP Ehalt...

A rare and magnificent Italian Neoclassical Grand Tour Rosso & Carrera solid marble column table. Italy, 19th century, almost certainly Rome, exceptionally executed in timeless Greco-Roman classical taste, with nods to Holy Roman Empire church tabernacle stands and altar tables, a most impressive work, hand-crafted of the finest solid stones, having a bold and distinctive sculptural form, featuring a long thick rectangular white Carrara marble slab top with molded edge, inset with three highly polished Rosso Levanto marble panels, each showcasing deep reddish hues and striking interweaving glossy white veining, creating a strong yet harmonious contrast and stunning visual display; rising on chunky architectural turned column legs in iconic white Carrara marble with subtle light gray veining, terminating in square rosso levanto base block feet. Fine exhibition quality, almost certainly a custom made one of a kind work, that could have only been commissioned by someone with extraordinary means, such as aristocratic nobility, wealthy elite, important religious figure for a Catholic church, or perhaps it was exported to a foreign royal. Provenance / Acquisition: Property from a prominent Dallas, Texas private estate Acquired from the highly reputable auction house Austin Auction Gallery, est.1983, Austin, Texas. Dimensions: (approx) 31" High, 72" Wide, 35" Deep Having the ideal large size and proportions for a variety of different uses in today's contemporary interior styles, including as a one-of-a-kind dining table, kitchen island, Palladian library table, modern desk, Mediterranean monumental console...