Pine Tailor s Cutting Table, England, circa 1890

Rustic 1970s Spanish washed wood tailor's working table with crossbeams legs.

Rustic 1970s Spanish washed wood tailor's working table with crossbeam legs.

Featuring two tiers supported by six turned legs, this substantial table showcases the warm patina and character of aged pine. Originally used in a textile or mercantile setting, it ...

This outstanding late nineteenth century pine table top was in need of a base. Made from three boards nearly 1.5” thick and reinforced with two hardwood cleats dovetailed into its un...

This handsome Trestle Table is distinguished by its unusual base. Two sturdy boards are crossed and half-mortised in the center to form the “X”. Four nuts and bolts reinforce the j...

Rare Victorian era French iron washstand and wash bowl with pitcher sets. Set made off of a metal washstand and very good condition, a large wash bowl...

An important antique 19th Century French Draper’s Table or Table de Drapier crafted from solid walnut with a deep, rich patina, in very good condition. This impressive piece features...

A charming and functional baker’s table in pine, featuring a three-sided galleried top typical of French work tables from the period. Supported by a trestle form base with double mor...

Butchers cutting block food prep table This is a useful size and sturdy piece, the heavy thick top has a liquid groove around the whole piece which is very necessary when cutting ...

A vintage carpentry woodworking - craftsman's pine workbench. Dating to the first half of the 20th century, having a thick rectangular solid pine top with desirable overhang and recessed chanel trough, single hand crank vice clamp with heavy iron and steel elements (easy to remove to free up tabletop space if needed), all rising on four strong straight block legs, joined by a sturdy lower tier stretcher shelf. circa 1940s Similar to the centuries old original Roubo workbench, circa 1769, designed by French carpenter and master cabinetmaker André Jacob Roubo (1739–1791). Simple, reliable, and effective, retaining original antique character marks and beautifully aged patina over the whole. As warm and attractive as it is useful, having the ideal size and proportions for a variety of different uses, including as originally intended as a functional work bench, repurposed as a kitchen island in an old farmhouse, industrial butcher block cutting board stand, Provincial vineyard wine tasting counter, rustic dining table or sideboard server, wooden writing desk, oversized hall console, or potting bench...