Victorian Wood Drop-Leaf Side Table with Turned Legs, 19th Century

This side or coffee table exhibits characteristics of a rustic style of European origin, with influences that could point to regions with a strong tradition of wood carving, such as ...

A 19th-century Spanish Renaissance-style carved oak desk. It features decorative elements such as the geometric panels carved on the front, characteristic of this period, spiral or S...

Beautiful late 19th to early 20th century provincial farmhouse table crafted in solid walnut with a warm, naturally aged patina. The piece features a charming scalloped apron and fou...

An attractive antique Victorian French lady's writing desk or dressing table with fine marquetry in kingwood, featuring a fine marquetry top with a small pull-out writing tray. It al...

Antique Victorian chestnut drop leaf work table side table with 2 drawers. Item features drop leaf sides, twin carved legs, 2 dovetailed drawers, very nice antique item. Circa 19th C...

A petite English walnut side table from the early 19th century, with single drawer, turned legs and casters. Created in England during the first quarter of the 19th century, this wal...

Late 19th century English oak small side table with drop-leaves. The top is made from nicely grained oak, and follows down to a simple apron and two extendable supports for the leav...

The dark chocolate tone and the patina of the mahogany make this table irresistible. It is a cllassical style, mahogany drop-leaf table from New England, manufactured in the late 19th century. It is unmarked. Elegance and it saves space. This table has a past and many "personalities." The rectangular top has a straight edge and two hinged drop leaves with fly supports and squared corners over a frame fitted with a single long drawer. The hinges and hardware work perfectly to raise or drop the leaves. The table is raised on cylindrical ring...