19th c. British Tavern Table

Rare 17th century English small table, also known as a child's joint stool, the single plank top with bead molded edge over molded stretchers with scalloped edge, standing on reverse...

An early 18th century English table with stunning rectangular burl oak top over straight apron base on simple baluster turned legs joined by...

A desirable Welsh thick top cricket table having good nutty color and patina with 1"+ thick circular oak top over three tapering chamfered legs with through-tenon connections. A sculptural and useful piece of furniture. Notably branded J. Carr, an early owner of the table, possibly James Carr, a Wesleyan minister, whose descendants include among others a prominent British newspaper owner of the News of the World, a High Sheriff of Glamorgan, a World War II RAF hero who died during the war, and Dame Sue Carr, the current Lady Chief Justice...

Wonderfully small scale, beautifully patinated 17th century Welsh tavern table. Thick rectangular two plank vividly figured oak top with underbevel. Legs with chamfering and joined...

19th century tavern table with a single plank top. Trestle base and breadboard detail on top. Wood texture is three dimensional due to years...

This British Colonial center table uses exotic wood veneers to create a spectacular spiral, fanning clockwise with contrasting exotic specimen woods ...

This pine tavern table has a wide overhanging top. The drawer has the original hand carved knob and applied drawer front. The base of the table has the or...

Late 17th or Early 18th century hardwood top Tavern table having a magnificent traditional form. The table has two later hand-fashioned Oak extension boards and an arched and sinuou...