This fabulous, large dining table will make a grand statement due to its impressive size. The wonderfully executed green painted finish is complimented by the elaborate baskets of flowers and flourishes that adorn the top.

It is the vibrant aqua blue color that draws attention to this fun old farm table from Sweden. Upon closer examination(refer to photos), you will see a base layer of blue, with areas painted over with green and where both layers are worn off the natural pine below.

Stunningly crafted round mahogany table with exquisitely carved Griffin base. The table does expand and will take leaves which could be custom made.

 

A drop leaf table was a common element to Swedish country homes as it added flexible dining space but took up little storage. The fact that this one still maintains its original white (almost dove gray) paint that has softend with distress over time is a special find.

With the leaves extended, the table measures 66.5" wide x 51.5" deep

The white paint is all original on this old farm house table from Sweden.  The many years of use are revealed in the wear and distress of the white paint, which adds to its true vintage appeal. The top was left natural pine, which has deepened to a darker patina.

This unique counter height table was custom-made using reclaimed maple boxcar flooring creating instant visual intrigue, those passing by will reach out to touch it. The distressed wood is a result of years of moving cargo through the train’s boxcars.

This table features tapered legs. a deep apron with two drawers, and applied carving to the front.

Simple and elegant, this Swedish drop leaf table is made from a rich yellow birch that glows with depth and character. Of special note are the stylized paw feet and the flame birch sides and book matched top, a more expensive addition at the time.

Antique Danish renaissance Revival table made of oak, circa 1880. The heavily carved apron is flanked by applied masks at each corner while the carved bulbous legs are connected by a molded stretcher. This could be used as a small dining table or as a gentleman or lady's desk.

Antique oak dining tble from Denmark circa 1840-1860, with two carved drawers and turned legs.

 

This item is part of our “unrestored” collection. Our antiques arrive from Europe in warehouse condition. Before shipping or leaving our store, they all go through our professional

Antique Danish oak draw leaf table, circa 1880, with leaves that pull out from each end and carved legs supported by an H shaped stretcher.

Antique Swedish Pine Trestle Table, circa 1940.

 

One can imagine sitting outside a cafe sipping Swedish coffee at this delightful bistro table. The reproduction cast iron base is accented with a wood top made from old, reclaimed wood which has been left natural, as we found it in Europe.