Antique Tables
Tables are the workhorses of any interior, and antique tables bring character and quality that modern pieces cannot match. Our dealers offer side tables, console tables, coffee tables, occasional tables, lamp tables, sofa tables, wine tables, nest of tables and hall tables across all major periods and styles.
In mahogany, oak, walnut, rosewood and satinwood, with turned legs, cabriole legs, trestle bases and pedestal supports, there is an antique table for every room and every purpose.
19thC Butlers Tray & Stand
This useful 19thC Butlers Tray & Stand could be put to so many uses around the house. It is a decent...
Carved Oriental Marble Topped Occasional Table
This Carved Oriental Marble Topped Occasional Table, benefits from deep carvings, with pronounced he...
Georgian Mahogany Bird Cage Tip Up Table
This Georgian Mahogany Bird Cage Tip Up Table benefits from having a substantial base, as well as a...
Art Deco Occasional Table With Mirrored Top
This Art Deco Occasional Table With Mirrored Top has style in abundance. Standing on a cast metal ba...
19thC Rosewood Occasional Table
This 19thC Rosewood Occasional Table has a beautiful flowing design to the base. The end supports ar...
Georgian Mahogany Bird Cage Tip Table
This Georgian Mahogany Bird Cage Tip Table has a lot of charm and charisma. Being constructed of sup...
French Louis XV Style Ebony Inlaid Centre Table by Maison Millet
An extremely fine quality French 19th century serpentine shaped free standing ebony and ebonised ant...
Good Quality Carved Mahogany Pie Crust Coffee Table
This Good Quality Carved Mahogany Pie Crust Coffee Table is both stylish and extremely useful. Stand...
French Marquetry Occasional Table
This French Marquetry Occasional Table is a very versatile and useful piece of decorative furniture....
Good Quality Edwardian Inlaid Oval Mahogany Occasional Table
This Good Quality Edwardian Inlaid Oval Mahogany Occasional Table would make a very stylish addition...
Elegant Pair of Chinese Table Stands
This Elegant Pair of Chinese Table Stands could be put to so many uses around the house, as lamp tab...
William IV Rosewood Work Table
A splendid William IV period rosewood sewing, or work, table. Of fine construction in solid rosewood...
Burr Walnut Lamp Table
A charming Queen Anne style burr walnut lamp, or side, table. Of bow fronted form with a single draw...
19th Century Inlaid Satinwood Table
A fine quality late 19th century inlaid satinwood table. Of serpentine form and of excellent constru...
Regency Period Rosewood Work Table
A charming Regency period rosewood work, or sewing, table. Very well made in solid rosewood with att...
William iv Mahogany Occasional Table
Fine quality mahogany lamp or occasional table, having tooled leather circular top raised on slander...
19th Century Rosewood Sofa Table
A superb quality 19th Century rosewood sofa table. Of the finest construction in solid rosewood and...
Attractive 19th Century Occasional Table in Thuya Wood
Attractive French lamp table, finely inlaid top with ebonised edge above mahogany lined drawer and 2...
Queen Anne Style Chinoiserie Nest of Tables
A lovely set of early 20th century mahogany antique nest of three tables decorated with traditional...
Good Quality Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Occasional Table
This Good Quality Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Occasional Table offers both practicality along with dec...
19thC Rosewood Coffee Table
This 19thC Rosewood Coffee Table is of a good useable size, with plenty of space for drinks and of c...
Edwardian Oval Inlaid Mahogany Occasional Table
This Edwardian Oval Inlaid Mahogany Occasional Table stands very elegantly whilst offering good surf...
Good Quality Mahogany Quartetto Nest Of Tables
This Good Quality Mahogany Quartetto Nest Of Tables are very stylish, along with being extremely use...
Regency Mahogany Tray Top Side Table by Gillows
An exceptionally fine quality Regency rectangular shaped antique tray top work table by Gillows of L...
Victorian Inlaid Burr Walnut Stretcher Table
An excellent mid Victorian period burr walnut stretcher table. Very well made in solid walnut with a...
Edwardian Surprise Drinks & Cocktail Table
A superb quality Edwardian figured mahogany antique surprise drinks cocktail table with fine marquet...
Country Oak Folding Occasional Table
This Country Oak Folding Occasional Table has an abundance of charm, along with being extremely usef...
19thC Mahogany Pembroke Work Table
This 19thC Mahogany Pembroke Work Table offers good storage and surface area while only occupying a...
Rustic Catalan Shepherd’s Occasional Table
This Rustic Catalan Shepherd’s Occasional Table has so much charm to enjoy. Standing on three natura...
Walnut Barley Twist 3 Drawer Side Table
A very good walnut barley twist leg side, or lamp, table. With 3 drawers, all with solid oak drawer...
Francois Linke Rosewood Centre Table
A superb quality French centre , or occasional, table attributed to Francois Linke. Of fine construc...
Ipswich Oak Side Table
A charming Ipswich oak side, or credence, table. Of very good construction in solid English oak. now...
19th Century Walnut Marquetry Pier Table
A wonderful 19th century French walnut pier, or console, table. With a white marble top and a single...
Inlaid Rosewood Floral Marquetry Table
A lovely late 19th Century French inlaid rosewood table. Of fine construction and wonderful quality...
Mahogany Bijouterie Table
A good late Victorian period mahogany bijouterie table. Well constructed in solid mahogany, in the C...
Victorian Rosewood Stretcher Table
A beautiful stretcher table from the mid-Victorian period. Of fine construction in stunning rosewood...
Rustic Burr Elm Occasional Table
RESERVED
This Rustic Burr Elm Occasional Table is all about the beautiful Burr Elm timber. Of simpl...
Fine Quality Walnut Coffee Table
This Fine Quality Walnut Coffee Table has a good solid chunky design. Standing on substantial Cabrio...
Good Quality Marquetry Topped Round Coffee Table
This Good Quality Marquetry Topped Round Coffee Table is sure to attract considerable attention wher...
Good Quality French Brass Inlaid Mahogany Quartetto Nest of Tables
This Good Quality French Brass Inlaid Mahogany Quartetto Nest of Tables would make a useful addition...
Carved Oak Side Table
A lovely late Victorian period carved oak side table. With a series of 3 drawers, fitted with origin...
Gillows George IV Period Mahogany Side Table
An excellent George IV period mahogany side table by Gillows of Lancaster. Of generous proportions a...
Victorian Burr Walnut Lamp Table
A stunning and ornate Victorian period burr walnut lamp table. Well constructed in solid walnut with...
Good Quality Inlaid Mahogany Nest of Tables
This Good Quality Inlaid Mahogany Nest of Tables have plenty of design details to enjoy. Standing on...
Rustic French Square Occasional Table With Drawer
This Rustic French Square Occasional Table With Drawer is so full of charm and character. Standing o...
Victorian Rosewood Side Games Table
A very fine quality Victorian rosewood serpentine shaped fold over antique side or games table with...
French Louis XV Style Boulle Side Games Table By Maison Millet
An exceptionally good quality French 19th century Louis XV style free standing boulle antique side o...
Nest of 4 Inlaid Mahogany Tables
A very pretty Edwardian period nest of 4 inlaid mahogany tables. Well constructed and decorated with...
Fine Quality Inlaid Mahogany Card Table
A fine quality Sheraton revival , Edwardian period inlaid mahogany card table. Of demi lune form and...
Regency Period Rosewood Card Table
A superb Regency period rosewood card , or games, table. Of excellent construction in solid rosewood...
Antique Tables for Every Room
The variety of antique tables available is extraordinary. A Georgian mahogany tripod table beside an armchair, a Regency rosewood sofa table behind a settee, a Victorian walnut loo table in a bay window, an Edwardian nest of tables for tea: each form was designed for a specific purpose and does that job beautifully.
Console tables, designed to stand against a wall, are among the most decorative. Gilt and marble-topped examples from the Georgian period make dramatic hall furniture. Simpler mahogany or oak console tables work well in any room as surfaces for lamps, vases and photographs.
What to Look For
Stability is the first thing to check. Place the table on a flat surface and press down on each corner; there should be no wobble. Tip-top tables, where the top tilts to vertical for storage, should have a working latch mechanism. Check that pedestal bases are firmly attached to the top and that turned or cabriole legs show no signs of breakage or repair at stress points.
Examine the top surface carefully. Some wear, ring marks and minor scratches are expected and add character. Deep burns, heavy staining or severely damaged veneers may require professional restoration, which should be reflected in the asking price.
Choosing the Right Table
Scale is everything with occasional tables. A table that is too large dominates a room; one that is too small looks lost. As a general rule, a side table should be roughly the same height as the arm of the adjacent sofa or chair. Coffee tables work best at the same height as the seat cushion. Console tables should be in proportion to the wall space above and beside them.
Frequently Asked Questions
A loo table is a Victorian oval or round table on a central pedestal, originally used for the card game "loo" (lanterloo). They are versatile tables, working well as centre tables, breakfast tables or occasional tables. Most are made in walnut or mahogany with a tip-top mechanism.
A sofa table is a narrow, rectangular table with drop leaves at each end, designed to stand behind a sofa. They became fashionable during the Regency period and are typically made in rosewood or mahogany. The drop leaves extend the surface for serving tea or displaying objects.
Light white ring marks can sometimes be removed by rubbing gently with a mixture of cigarette ash and olive oil, or with a proprietary ring mark remover. Dark rings indicate deeper damage and are harder to treat. Always test any treatment on an inconspicuous area first, and consult a restorer for valuable pieces.
Cabriole legs curve outward at the knee and inward toward the foot, often terminating in a ball and claw, pad or scroll foot. The style originated in the early 18th century and is a hallmark of Queen Anne and early Georgian furniture. Cabriole legs are found on tables, chairs and cabinets.
Most antique tables are not suitable for outdoor use as moisture and temperature changes will damage the timber and joints. Exceptions include cast iron pub tables, stone-topped garden tables and certain pieces of garden furniture specifically designed for outdoor use.